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Today at Close The Fed Meeting is Out and Gold is Up

Billy Houghton December 16, 2021

Today at Close The Fed Meeting is Out and Gold is Up. This is because of the buck weakening following the U.S. Federal Reserve announced it would quicken its asset tapering and hike rates of interest in its policy choice that is latest. Silver futures were up 1.00% to $1,782.15 by 11:25 PM ET.

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Eurozone: Growth is in jeopardy

Jonathan Hobbs November 26, 2021

The Eurozone economy is doing well, but the Covid-19 outbreak has resurfaced, putting a pall over economic forecasts. The PMI indices, which represent corporate confidence in the monetary union and are leading indicators of economic growth, climbed in November, above economists’ predictions. “The better-than-expected PMI indicates that the Eurozone economy

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Inflation expectations are on pace according to the ECB

Jonathan Hobbs November 20, 2021

Christine Lagarde, the president of the ECB, sees inflation expectations “getting closer to the 2% objective over the medium term”. “Temporary bracketing the price spike in the pandemic scenario”, she further said on Friday. “Measures of core inflation,” which exclude volatile energy and commodity costs, “are trending in the

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Financial stability is jeopardized by the slow rate of vaccination

Jonathan Hobbs November 17, 2021

The European Central Bank (ECB) warned on Wednesday that the delayed pace of Covid-19 immunization in some regions of the world may jeopardize financial stability. And this is despite the fact that the economic recovery has already begun. In the aftermath of Covid-19, the continued economic recovery in the eurozone has “reduced many of our […]

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Citigroup CEO predicts a “brutal winter” for markets

Jonathan Hobbs October 30, 2021

According to Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser, a lack of a debt ceiling increase in Congress before the December deadline would result in a “brutal winter” for the markets. Although she expressed hope that the imbalance in supply and demand would be corrected next year, she conceded that it may be longer-lasting than anticipated. “We’re probably […]

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European Central Bank: Rates are likely to be frozen

Jonathan Hobbs October 26, 2021

In spite of inflation in the eurozone, the European Central Bank (ECB) is expected to maintain its key interest rate. As of the 25th (local time), the Financial Times (FT) reported that ECB President Christine Lagarde is expected to discuss the eurozone’s inflation outlook and the timing of an interest rate hike during her monetary […]

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Europe stops wind power, energy prices soar

Jonathan Hobbs September 14, 2021

A report in the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) on February 13th (local time) noted that energy prices in Europe had been trending upwards, but they had spiked again after the North Sea wind farm stopped running. Since the winds in the North Sea have calmed in recent weeks, offshore wind farms have almost stopped operating, […]

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European Central Bank maintains interest rates at 0%

Jonathan Hobbs September 10, 2021

The European Central Bank (ECB) keeps interest rates at 0% and slows bond purchasing in response to the Covid-19 global crisis. Christine Lagarde, president of the European Central Bank (ECB), spoke at a press conference after the ECB’s monetary policy meeting on September 9th (local time). In response to Covid-19 pandemic, the European Central Bank […]

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U.S. Employment Data Hurts The USD Today

Billy Houghton September 2, 2021

U.S. employment data hurts the USD today. The dollar was forced by softer-than-expected U.S. labor information as traders awaited a fuller jobs report. Which can be likely to guide the timing regarding the Federal Reserve’s pullback in bond buying Thursday. The greenback currency ended up being harmed by a euro that is increasing which had […]

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German Retail Sales and PMI Are Down, Pointing to a Poor Start of the Third Quarter

Justin N. Richards September 1, 2021

The German retail sales data reported today was much lower than the estimate. The data has been increasing for the last two months; however, the latest report showed a sharp decline. This is an indication of declining consumer spending and a weaker start to the third quarter. Eurozone PMI was also slightly down at 61.4 […]

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Today at Close The Fed Meeting is Out and Gold is Up

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