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Turkey inflation dips to 35% in June, a bit below forecastTurkey's annual consumer price inflation eased slightly to 35.05% in June, according to official data, surpassing expectations. The monthly...- Dollar gains versus yen on US-China trade optimism; Kiwi climbsThe dollar's value increased in early Asian trading. This happened after discussions between the United States and China reduced worries ab...
- China inflation holds steady amid need for more stimulusWeak consumption in China has kept a lid on consumer prices since 2023 despite many rounds of support measures as confidence remains low am...
- Global factory check-up is about to reveal extent of nascent recoveryA recent uptick in a global index of manufacturing — to the highest level since mid-2022 — has spurred expectations the sector has reached ...
- Gold ends with weekly declines; buy the dips going aheadGold prices came under intense immediate downside pressure on better-than-expected US non-farm payroll data. However, weaker-than-estimated...
- 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...
- Dollar rises ahead of Jackson Hole, Turkish lira ralliesThe dollar index, which measures the greenback against a basket of six major currencies, rose 0.36% to 103.72, bouncing from Wednesday's dr...
- Gold slips on higher yields and a stronger dollar; likely to trade in $1890-$1950 rangeThe much-awaited US July CPI inflation report showed that US Core CPI posted the smallest back-to-back rise in two years. Core CPI inflatio...
- Gold prices witness steepest weekly decline in 6 weeks, focus shifts to US CPI aheadFitch's downgrade of US sovereign debt to AA+ from AAA has echoed a similar move by S&P Global over a decade ago. The downgrade is attribut...
- US jobs report throws a lifeline for gold; likely to trade in the $1900-$1950 range next weekAccording to the World Gold Council, eight countries added gold to their reserves in May, which amounted to a net 50 tonne of addition; how...
- Gold may not break key support zone of $1930-$1920; US Fed policy eyedGold closed the week at $1,960.88 with a gain of 0.70%. Two-year US yields rose by almost 2% while ten-year yields increased by 1.11%. The ...
- Rs 28 lakh crore gone in a month! What's spooking Dalal Street investors?The 30-share pack Sensex declined 276 points or 0.51 per cent to close at 54,088. Its broader peer, NSE Nifty, dropped 73 points to settle ...
- RBI may get some breathing room as CPI inflation seen cooling sharply in JulyConsumer Price Index-based inflation, which is RBI’s monetary policy anchor, is likely to have cooled substantially in July after remaining...
- Bond funds cheer emerging markets moving fast to choke inflationCentral bankers in the developing world are treading a fine line managing price pressures in places where the scars of hyperinflation are f...
- Strong dollar keeps Morgan Stanley, Citi wary of EMsDeveloping-nation currencies and bonds posted their first quarterly decline in a year in the three months ending March 31, while the dollar...
- Emerging-market traders cut wagers on US election volatility“It does appear that emerging-market investors are slightly more sanguine about risks through the end of the year than what you’re seeing i...
- It’s time to find out how world’s number 2 economy is faringChina’s credit, activity data will help in assessing the extent of stabilisation in growth.
- Dollar sags after weak US data, Turkey rate hike lifts emerging currenciesThe Australian dollar, seen as a proxy of China-related trades as well as a barometer of risk sentiment, was flat at $0.7191.
- India has turned most fragile in emerging market rout; here’s whyThe rupee sank as much as 1.3 per cent, while stocks dropped the most since March on Monday.
- Target inflation, not Urjit Patel Committee reportNo country that adopted inflation targeting has ever abandoned it, and there is a steady flow of countries taking it up even after the glob...
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