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The Euro resumes strong fall of past two days and pressuring parity level in early Monday trading, following 2.1% drop last week. Growing negative sentiment on continuous weak economic data from the EU that prompts traders into safety of…
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Cable extends sharp fall after eventual break of pivotal 1.20 support, pressured by growing concerns about inflation-growth puzzle which boosts fears that the economy is heading into recession and fresh hawkish comments from Fed…
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Completely unexpected decision of the central bank of Turkey to cut its main interest rate 100 basis points to 13% shocked markets today. The CBRT decision to further reduce its borrowing cost was seen as an action completely against the…
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German producer prices, the indicator that measures the change in the price of goods sold by manufacturers and is seen as a leading indicator for inflation, soared by 37.2% in July following 32.7% rise in June and strongly overshot forecast…
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The dollar index remains at the front foot, underpinned by dominating factors, such as high inflation, rising interest rates and global growth concerns. Bounce from Aug 10/11 double-bottom (104.50) retraced 50% of corrective 109.12/104.50…
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Consumer prices in the bloc of 19 countries using euro, continued to rise in July with annualized inflation rising to new record high at 8.9%, from 8.6% in June and in line with expectations, while monthly inflation was up 0.1% after rising…
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The minutes of the Fed’s latest policy meeting on July 26-27 showed that the central bank remains on track for further policy tightening and raise interest rates as high as necessary, to bring soaring inflation under control, despite that…
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Cable maintains negative tone and attacks 1.20 support in early Thursday following short-lived recovery attempts. Pound came under fresh pressure after higher than expected July inflation (10.1% vs 9.8% f/c; the highest since 1982) that…
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US retail sales were flat in July, missing expectations for a marginal growth by 0.1% and falling well below June’s downwardly revised 0.8% growth. So-called core retail sales which exclude volatile items, such as gasoline, automobiles…
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The economic growth in the Eurozone was a tad slower than expected in the second quarter, but remains strong, keeping the overall picture of growth dynamics in the first half of the year, with fresh rise in employment adding to positive…
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