Oil prices fell to their lowest level two weeks after official data showed an unexpected surge in US crude oil inventories. In addition, rising COVID-19 cases in Europe, Russia, and some outbreaks of infections in China shattered hopes for an economic recovery. Brent crude fell $ 1.58, or 1.9%, to $ 83.00 a barrel by […]
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The Turkish lira collapsed to a record low in trading on Thursday after the national central bank eased monetary policy for the second time in a row, despite a sharp acceleration in inflation. The lira rate fell by almost 3% to 9.49 lira per dollar against the background of the regulator’s decision to reduce the
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The US dollar held steady in the European session on Thursday, expecting the Fed to start rolling back stimulus measures at its next meeting in November. During a discussion at the ECB’s Forum on Central Banks, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said inflation could remain elevated longer than previously thought due to supply constraints. Powell added
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The dollar is rapidly rising for the second day in a row and has renewed record values for almost a year. The dollar index, which reflects the rate against six key world currencies, jumped 0.56% on Wednesday and reached 94.3 points – the highest since November last year. The Euro against the US dollar also
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After a year and a half of zero interest rates and a “printing press” policy, the US Federal Reserve is preparing to hit the brakes. The US central bank plans to soon cut back on the asset repurchase program, through which nearly $ 4 trillion has been injected into the markets since the start of
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The electricity tariffs have soared 40% in Germany and France over the past two weeks. In countries like the UK and Spain, governments rush to take emergency measures to protect consumers. As a result, from aluminum smelters in Mexico to fertilizer plants in England, plants are temporarily shutting down. The markets are furious. Some argue
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Tuesday, the dollar hovered around two-week lows against a basket of currencies. This week, US employment data will be closely watched by investors for clues about when the stimulus will be reduced. In the meantime, the Chinese yuan didn’t pay much attention to the polls conducted by product manufacturers and service sectors. Following Friday’s remarks
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Don’t be upset if you don’t understand why US Treasury yields are falling. Because Jerome Powell is also sitting in bewilderment with you on the same bench. Bonds have been climbing steadily for several months, despite accelerating inflation to a 13-year high. The textbooks and Wall Street experience say that in such an environment, yields
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The price of oil (August Brent futures) on Tuesday, June 22, during the Asin session, increased above $ 74 per barrel of Brent. Participants in the black gold market are trying to stabilize oil prices amid hopes for an increase in demand for hydrocarbons in the summer due to the gradual lifting of covid restrictions
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Global equity markets were mostly lower on Thursday after the Federal Reserve indicated it could ease economic stimuli earlier than previously thought. London and Frankfurt opened lower while Tokyo, Seoul and Sydney fell. Shanghai and Hong Kong advanced. U.S. futures were lower after Fed members estimated on Wednesday that their key rate would rise twice
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