Fed's Daly: Inflation not the only risk
Daily NewsSan Francisco Fed President Mary Daly warned about the risk in the labor market, stating that inflation is not the only risk. San Francisco Fed President Mary Dal...
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San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly warned about the risk in the labor market, stating that inflation is not the only risk. San Francisco Fed President Mary Dal...
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Despite messages of support from Japanese authorities, the yen continues to weaken and positioning in options markets suggests further declines are expected. The ...
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While neutral interest rate expectations are prominent in the US, it is also evaluated that the level of interest rates may prevent the rise in bond markets. Whil...
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Oil prices fell for a second session despite markets’ risk-off stance and increased attacks on ships off Yemen. Brent crude approached $85 a barrel and U.S. crude...
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Japan’s currency officer Masato Kanda said they were ready to intervene in money markets 24 hours a day if necessary. Despite Kanda’s statements, the yen continue...
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Investors in emerging markets (EM) began returning to long-term bonds, a popular investment vehicle late last year but one that has been costing them money in ear...
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China wants the EU to lift tariffs on Chinese electric vehicle imports by July 4. Beijing wants the European Union to lift preliminary tariffs on Chinese electric...
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Bond markets are pricing in expectations of more rate cuts from the Fed, also influenced by the CPI data. Although Fed projections now call for fewer rate cuts th...
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Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel said that core inflation in the Eurozone is sticky. The hawkish member of the European Central Bank, Bundesbank President Joach...
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The US Federal Reserve (Fed) announced its eagerly awaited interest rate decision. In line with expectations, the Fed kept the policy rate unchanged at the highes...
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The Moscow Stock Exchange announced that transactions in dollars and euros will be terminated as of June 13 due to US sanctions. In a written statement from the M...
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The US Consumer Price Index (CPI) remained unchanged in May. The country's core CPI, which excludes variable energy and food prices, increased by 0.2 percent mont...
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The European Union (EU) has announced that it will impose additional customs duties ranging from 17.4 percent to 38.1 percent on electric vehicles produced in Chi...
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The Biden administration is aiming to restrict China’s access to chip hardware that is just beginning to enter the market. According to people familiar with the m...
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Oil held on for two days of gains as industry data pointed to a decline in U.S. crude inventories ahead of the International Energy Market’s market outlook report...
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Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan, who went to Russia to attend the BRICS+ meeting and hold bilateral contacts, was received by President Putin at the Kremlin Palace. ...
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The states of Indiana, Massachusetts, Nevada, and Washington have also joined the antitrust lawsuit filed by the US Department of Justice against Apple over its a...
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European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde signaled that the June rate cut would not be quickly followed by new ones. European Central Bank President Chris...
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The Bank of Japan is expected to discuss tapering bond purchases at its policy meeting that ends on Friday. With the Bank of Japan expected to discuss tapering bo...
Read MoreElon Musk, the owner of companies such as Tesla, SpaceX, and X, stated that if it integrates its operating system with OpenAI, it will ban Apple devices in its co...
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Oil surged the most since March ahead of an OPEC report that will provide an up-to-date look at the market outlook. Brent crude traded around $82 a barrel, while ...
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