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14.11.26 - 08:30
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Dollar nears 19-month high as inflation fuels bets on bigger Fed rate hike next month (Times of India)
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The US dollar is experiencing its largest weekly gain in two months as expectations for interest rate hikes increase. Strong US inflation data and comments from Federal Reserve officials drive these predictions, which also raise treasury yields. The Japanese yen remains weak and close to its lowest level in months, prompting concerns over potential government interventions. Furthermore, the Australian and New Zealand dollars also show declines against the US currency....
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13.11.26 - 17:36
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Stocks Fall as Chip Rout Outweighs Inflation Data (Bloomberg)
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Another selloff in chipmakers weighed on stocks, overshadowing inflation data that eased concern about aggressive Federal Reserve rate hikes.
Ted Parkhill, Founder & CEO at Incline Investment Management, gives his market outlook amid fresh PPI data and AI related-volatility. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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13.11.26 - 17:31
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Fed′s Collins Talks Inflation Risks, Rate Policy and AI (Bloomberg)
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Federal Reserve Bank of Boston President Susan Collins, discusses inflation risks, monetary policy and broader economic conditions during an interview with Michael McKee on "Bloomberg Open Interest." Collins says inflation remains too high and is showing signs of broadening beyond energy, with resilient demand and healthy growth supporting the case for additional policy tightening “soon." Collins also comments on the challenges facing the housing market and the economic impact of AI. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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13.11.26 - 16:33
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Rate-Hike Odds Steady As Food & AI Lift Producer Price Inflation To 4 Year High (ZeroHedge)
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Rate-Hike Odds Steady As Food & AI Lift Producer Price Inflation To 4 Year High
After the hotter-than-expected CPI earlier in the week, wholesale inflation was expected to accelerate at a slower pace in October (relative to the +1.3% MoM surge in September).Headline Producer Prices printed just slightly cooler than expected (+0.3% MoM vs +0.4% MoM exp), lifting PPI up 6.5% YoY (from 6.3% YoY in September). That is the highest YoY print since Nov 2022On a MoM basis Energy actually deflated (but is accelerating YoY)...With Fuel inflation absolutely dominant......but arguably that is 'peaking' this month, given the rapid decline in crude prices in the last month...Food prices are soaring though...Core PPI (Ex-Food and Energy) rose 0.3% MoM as expected and up 5.0% YoY...Goods prices rose at a faster pace than Services costs but both rose in October (for the 3rd straight month)...And AI is also having a sizable effect with the recent rapid surge in memory prices has stabilized (but is not dro...
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