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Chinese CPI Contracting; Greenback Lacking Trend, Yet Key Resistance Holds; WTI Crude Oil Holds Up Near Highs; Global Equities Mostly Lower
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Greenback Lacking Trend, Yet Key Support Holds; WTI Crude Oil Continues to Make New 3-Month Highs; Stock Markets Starting Week With a Rise
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The Bank of England raised interest rates by 0.25% at Thursday’s policy meeting, bringing the Bank Rate to 5.5%. The British Pound edged lower after the decision.
BoE Expected to Raise Rate by 0.25%; Stock Markets Continue to Trade Lower; BoJ Announces Unscheduled Bond Purchases Again; Swiss Inflation Expected to Fall
Fitch Moves US from AAA to AA+, Asian Stocks Falls Strongly; US Dollar Continues Weak Advance; New Zealand Unemployment Rate Rises
RBA Keeps Rate at 4.10%, Aussie Drops; Asian Stocks Performing Well; US Dollar Continues Advance
Asian Indices Above Friday’s Closes; US Dollar Continues Advance; RBA Policy Meeting Tomorrow
Less than 24 hours following the US Federal Reserve’s decision to raise interest rates by 0.25% to 5.50%, the European Central Bank also hiked its rate by 0.25%, to 4.25%.
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Market Priced in Fed 25bps Hike; Stocks Mixed Ahead of Major Earnings Reports; Australian Inflation Falls to 5.4%
Market Priced in Fed 25bps Hike; Stocks Mixed Ahead of Major Earnings Reports; Australian Inflation Falls to 5.4%
Energies Rising on Supply Shortages; Chinese Stocks Higher on Stimulus; Bank of Japan Expected to Keep Negative Rates; Markets Looking Ahead to FOMC, Australian Inflation Wednesday
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Germany, France, and UK Show Plunging Economic Activity, Sinking Euro; US Dollar Continues to Strengthen; Markets Looking Ahead to FOMC Wednesday
UK Inflation Falls to 7.9%; US Stock Indices Reach New Highs; US Dollar Makes Small Bounce; Wheat Jumps as Russia Threatens Ukraine Ships
Canada’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) dropped to 2.8% year-on-year in June, down from 3.4% in May and below the consensus forecast of 3.0%.