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Gold, Copper Reach All-Time Highs; Silver Hits 11-Year High at $32.50; Most Stock Markets are Bullish; Japanese 10-Year Yield Rises to 11-Year High
US CPI Monthly Increase Only 0.3%; NASDAQ 100, S&P 500 Rally To Record Highs; Silver, Copper to Multi-Year Highs
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Markets Await Crucial US Inflation Data; Global Stock Index Hits Record High; Fed Chair Powell Says Lower Inflation Needed Before Cuts; Copper Futures Hit 2-Year High
Major US Stock Indices Looking Bullish; Precious Metals Decline
The Bank of England (BOE) left interest rates on hold at today’s meeting.
The Bank of England will be holding a policy meeting today, at which the voting on rates and monetary policy statement will be closely watched.
US Dollar Rises on Kashkari Comments on Rates; Global Stocks Lower; BoJ’s Ueda More Aggressive in Rate Comment
RBA Maintains Cash Rate at 4.35%, Says Cuts Highly Uncertain; Global Stocks Bullish; BoJ Refuses Comment on Intervention
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Yen Falls as New Week Opens; Precious Metals Edge Higher; Markets Await Reserve Bank of Australia Policy Meeting Tomorrow
US Federal Reserve holds interest rates steady, cites inflation as still too high; US dollar declined while the stock market surged but then retreated.
US Dollar Drops, Stocks Rise After Powell Says a Hike Unlikely; Suspected BoJ Intervention Sends Yen Higher, But Sellers Rebound.
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Sign up to get the latest market updates and free signals directly to your inbox.Equity Markets See Quite Strong Losses Over Past Day; Japanese Yen Trade Remains Lively; US Dollar Advances to Near 6-Month High
Japanese Yen Makes Huge Swings After 34-Year Lows; Bank of Japan Refuses to Comment; US Dollar Consolidates; Copper Futures Rise to 2-Year High.
Stocks Make Deepest Pullback in Months; Precious Metals Remain Strong; Dollar Weakens After G7 Statement; Several Trends May Be Reversing