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Canadian CPI (inflation) data released Tuesday 16th May showed annualized inflation rose in April from 4.3% to 4.4%, above the consensus forecast of 4.1%.
No Agreement Yet on US Debt Ceiling; US Dollar Weaker; Equities Rise
President Erdogan Just Short of 50% Needed; Progress in US Debt Ceiling Talks; Japanese Yen Weakens
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BoE Policy Meeting Today; US Annualized CPI Males Small Surprise Decline; NASDAQ 100 Index, British Pound Hits New Highs on Rally; Chinese Inflation Slows to 0.1% Monthly Rise
Annualized inflation in the United States has fallen by just 0.1% down to 4.9% in the year to April, according to data released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).
US Core CPI Expected to Fall Slightly; US Dollar Makes Minor Gains
Stock Markets Mixed to Bullish; Gold Rising Again; BoJ’s Ueda Optimistic on Inflation
NFP Sees 253k New Jobs; Stock Markets Bullish; Dollar Falling In-Trend; Gold Near Record High
The Fed hikes rates yet again, but drops language hinting at future hikes, leading to increased expectations that this tightening cycle is over.
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ECB Expected to Raise Rates Today; Fed Hikes by 0.25%, Drops Language About Further Raises; Dollar Falling In-Trend; WTI Crude Oil Bounces from 14-Month Low
Fed Expected to Hike by 0.25% Today; US Banking Concerns Resurface; WTI Crude Oil Drops Hard
Reserve Bank of Australia Surprises With Higher Rates; Fed Expected to Hike by 0.25% Wednesday; Yean Weakness Ongoing; Soft Commodities Rise: Sugar, Cocoa ETFs Near Multi-Year Highs
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US Advance GDP data released last Thursday showed an annualized increase over the first quarter of 2023 of only 1.1%, much lower than the 2% which had been widely expected or the previous quarter’s 2,6%.
US GDP Expected to Show 2% Growth; China Leads Asian Lower; Bitcoin Set to Test $30k Again; Soft Commodities Rise: Sugar, Cocoa ETFs Near Multi-Year Highs