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Global Markets | European stocks steady ahead of inflation dataEuropean shares were little changed on Monday ahead of local inflation data, while investors continued to monitor developments in the Middl...- Global Markets | Australian shares hit record high as investors focus on strong earnings, shrug off hot CPIAustralian shares reached a record high, driven by strong blue-chip earnings from companies like Woolworths and WiseTech. Despite a hotter-...
- Aussie hope for interest rate cut crushes as new inflation data shocks expertsAustralia's key inflation measure, trimmed mean, has climbed to 3 percent. This unexpected rise dashes hopes for an interest rate cut by th...
- Dollar edges up ahead of CPI, trade news; yen slipsThe dollar is trading higher against major currencies. Traders are awaiting U.S. consumer inflation data. Tariff threats between Washington...
- Inputs sought from IMF, World Bank to integrate e-comm data into CPIThe Indian statistics ministry is collaborating with global organisations like the World Bank, IMF, and UNSD to incorporate e-commerce data...
- Dollar firm on Powell caution, kiwi bides time before rates decisionThe dollar strengthens after Powell's cautious rate cut comments. Traders await central bank signals. RBNZ likely to keep rates steady. Mar...
- Here’s what to watch in Asian markets after Fed decision, CPIAsian stocks and currencies rose after the Federal Reserve rate decision and US consumer price data. Equities and dollar-denominated bonds ...
- Dollar sideways, yen under watch ahead of key CPI releaseThe main market focus on Wednesday is U.S. consumer price inflation for March, which traders have been eagerly awaiting for hints on the Fe...
- US core inflation still sticky, helps explain some of Fed's restlessnessThe consumer price index excluding food and fuel, a measure favored by economists as a better indicator of underlying inflation, is seen in...
- Asian stocks struggle as oil surge sets stage for hawkish FedFutures pricing implies almost no chance of a Fed hike at 1800 GMT, but traders, who have begun winding back bets on cuts in 2024 and will ...
- Dollar steady after CPI data bolsters Fed pause bets; yen nears 145The Japanese yen eased 0.10% to 144.89 per dollar in early Asian hours, its lowest since June 30, when it also briefly breached 145 per dol...
- Australia dollar slips as inflation slowdown lessens rate riskAustralian data showed consumer prices rose 0.8% in the June quarter, under forecasts of 1.0% and the smallest gain since the third quarter...
- Gold prices poised for a second weekly gain ahead of US CPI, FOMC meeting next weekGold prices started the week positively due to weak US PMIs raising the likelihood of a pause in the June FOMC meeting. Hawkish comments fr...
- Asian stocks stumble as investors' nerves show ahead of US inflation dataAsian stocks struggled to advance as investors awaited US consumer price data that could dampen hopes for interest rate cuts this year, if ...
- Dollar eases as US inflation coolsThe Consumer Price Index climbed 0.1% last month after advancing 0.4% in February, with a decline in gasoline prices offset by higher renta...
- Dollar, euro hold firm ahead of U.S. inflation, ECB in focusThe euro flattened against the dollar after a European Central Bank policymaker said the cycle of interest rate increases was approaching i...
- Dollar stands firm while traders await CPIFederal Reserve chair Jerome Powell did not give any policy clues during a panel discussion in Stockholm overnight, and with other Fed offi...
- Gold edges lower on dollar strengthThe dollar held steady after climbing to its highest since March 2020 on Tuesday as concerns about slowing growth in China and expectations...
- RBI’s silence on record India bond sales leaves traders baffledRBI refrained from taking steps to ease the market’s debt burden at a policy review last week, even as the government plans to sell 12 tril...
- Inflation dip in India may be mirage for embattled bond tradersA report may show inflation in August eased below 4% for the first time in 10 months.
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