Sell-off in bonds after US inflation data
Daily NewsThe US bond market had its worst day since March 2020. Following the higher-than-expected September inflation data in the US, the US bond market had its worst day...
Read MoreThe US bond market had its worst day since March 2020. Following the higher-than-expected September inflation data in the US, the US bond market had its worst day...
Read MoreChina's exports and imports continued to decline in September after August. According to customs data released on Friday, China recorded a smaller-than-expected d...
Read MoreFed Chair Jerome Powell will make his final speech at the Economic Club of New York on October 19 before the Fed's interest rate decision. Fed Chair Jerome Powell...
Read MoreChina's consumer prices remained stable, below expectations. Inflation in China was unexpectedly stable in September due to a high base effect. The consumer price...
Read MoreIndia's inflation rate has fallen to a three-month low. India's inflation data rose 5.02 percent year-on-year in September, falling to a three-month low on the ba...
Read MoreUS President Joe Biden met with executives from large companies from various sectors, including Target, IBM and Exelon, to discuss the country's economy. In a sta...
Read MoreSchroders Plc fund managers have begun closing positions in short-term bonds. Schroders Plc fund managers have begun closing positions where they profit when shor...
Read MoreAccording to the amendment published in the Official Gazette, phones that have not received a signal continuously for a year will be removed from the IMEI pool. P...
Read MoreOil prices fell for a third day, at one point erasing all of Monday's surge in the conflict between Israel and Hamas, as fears of a spillover eased and U.S. indus...
Read MoreBoston Fed President Susan Collins said more rate hikes were still possible. Collins added that the full impact of the hikes had yet to be seen. Boston Fed Presid...
Read MoreCiti says the impact of Middle East tensions on stocks will likely be on energy prices. With Israel-Hamas concerns over oil supplies rising, Citi says the main dr...
Read MoreIn the US, the United Auto Workers Union (UAW) announced that 8,700 of its members went on strike at Ford's truck plant in the state of Kentucky. The UAW statemen...
Read MoreMicrosoft has announced that it has received a notification from the U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS) for an additional tax payment of $28.9 billion. Microsoft...
Read MoreThe President of the Bank of France and a member of the Executive Board of the European Central Bank, Francois Villeroy de Galhau, said that interest rates are at...
Read MoreAccording to the British Financial Times, the European Union (EU) plans to cooperate with the US to launch an anti-subsidy investigation into Chinese steelmakers....
Read MoreThe Fed members’ messages, along with the search for a safe haven against increasing geopolitical risks following the Israel-Hamas conflict, also played a role in...
Read MoreOil prices settled after their biggest rise in six months on the prospect of escalating tensions in the Middle East. U.S. crude rose 4.3 percent on Monday to trad...
Read MoreTreasury Secretary Janet Yellen said she was preparing to block any evasion of the G7’s price cap on Russian oil because recent market prices suggested the mechan...
Read MoreFed Vice Chairman Philip Jefferson said the central bank should be careful about further increases in the benchmark federal funds rate, adding that “we are in a d...
Read MoreIn the US, the United Automotive Workers Union (UAW) announced that approximately 4,000 of its members have decided to strike at the Pennsylvania, Maryland and Fl...
Read MoreSpanish Deputy Prime Minister Yolanda Diaz reacted to the freezing of European Union (EU) development aid to Palestinians while conflict between Israel and Palest...
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