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Eurozone CPI falls on low energy pricesIncreasing signs that inflation is back under control after a painful outbreak in 2021-23 leaves room for the ECB to turn its attention to ...- More headwinds expected in gold after its first weekly loss in 2025Spot gold posted its first weekly loss in 2024, dropping nearly 3% due to profit booking and risk-averse selling amid Trump's tariff plans ...
- European shares rise as key data and US tech earnings loomEuropean Central Bank Vice President Luis de Guindos' speech is due later in the day. Sweden's preliminary GDP figures and September retail...
- European shares hit record-high; set for weekly gainsThe benchmark was set to gain 1.3% for the week, set for a four-week winning streak, which would be its longest in more than five months. I...
- All in a day! Gold sees sharp decline on Friday, but ends with weekly gainsThe metal lost buying momentum after hitting a fresh record high of $2431 to settle lower. The yellow metal closed with a loss of 1.37% at ...
- Gold bulls to pin hopes on upcoming US CPI inflation dataSpot gold closed with a loss of 0.48% at $2025 Friday as the US yields chugged higher to close 0.47% up at 4.177%. Spot gold was down nearl...
- Gold prices remain under pressure amid strong US economic data; focus now on CPI data this weekThe Federal Reserve expressed concerns that this robust economic activity could lead to continued inflationary pressures, potentially neces...
- Gold outlook remains weak for the coming week; resistance seen at $1950-1980 regionGold closed the week with a nearly 2% loss as investors were concerned about the UK's elevated inflation, which is likely to prompt a more ...
- Lower odds that RBI will hold rates show it solved growth-inflation riddle earlyThe central bank could keep the cost of funds unchanged next Thursday, having used far less ammunition than its global peers to achieve dur...
- Well ahead of the curve! Uday Kotak hails India's fight against inflationCentral bankers across the world have been fighting inflation in the aftermath of the pandemic, when rates were brought down to record lows...
- Yen back under pressure as BOJ steps in Bitcoin takes a leapThe yen fell to as low as 122.78 per dollar, its weakest since December 2015, giving up its mini recovery from Friday when the Bank of Japa...
- Rupee opens 29 paise higher at 76.56 against dollarOn Thursday, the local currency closed at an all-time low of 76.87 against the greenback.
- Here's what investors are freaked out about for 2015The responses below from a separate poll question showed that investors are specifically concerned about deflation risks stemming out of th...
- Markets on shaky ground: Fundamental road ahead for Sensex, NiftyTouching upon the domestic reason first, the Modi government is very firmly and assertively treading on the path of reforms without making ...
- Geo-political tensions, China and Eurozone will drive stock marketsThe ground-level realities have not yet improved greatly and that, the pace of economic recovery may be slow in the short term.
- 'Strong inflows likely to delay rate cuts'"India was already looking quite nice before the election results. I would imagine that some of that money was coming anyway."
- Dollar weakens further as eyes turn to US, Europe dataThe dollar extended the previous day's losses against the yen and euro in Asia Thursday as traders await the release of key data from the U...
- Economy to return to robust growth path in 2-3 years: PMPM said government has taken a number of steps to return to the robust growth path in the next two to three years.
- Inflation may turn negative in Europe: Richard IleyET Now caught up with Richard Iley, Chief Economist Asia, BNP Paribas, to find out his views on core CPI inflation.
- Mild deflation in US economy likely: Richard Iley, BNP ParibasRichard Iley, Chief Economist Asia, BNP Paribas, in a chat with ET Now talks about the US and global economy
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