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Apparently, the recent surge in COVID-19 cases, which pushed the state of Victoria to impose a lockdown, ended up affecting demand.
“Reflation Trade” Unwinds; U.S. 30-Year Yield Hits 3-Month Low; Cryptocurrencies Near “Death Crosses”.
News that the Fed intends to rein in its current ultra loose monetary policy sooner than anticipated has pushed the greenback to a 2-month high.
Recently, the Swiss National Bank announced its decision to leave cash rates unchanged in the negative territory of -0.75%, a decision that was in line with analysts' expectations.
The US Federal Reserve yesterday raised its forecasts for inflation and the pace of rate hikes, sending stock markets lower and the U.S. dollar higher.
Fed Sees Inflation in 2021, Rate Hikes in 2023; USD Jumps; Gold, Euro, Loonie Plunge.
The British pound gained ground against both of its main rivals in London trade on Wednesday after inflation data gave Forex traders the jitters.
The US government has just announced its retail sales figures for the month of May, which are down significantly to $620.2 billion over April this year's figures, which were identical to those in March.
Crude Oil at Multi-Year High; S&P 500 Index Nudges to Another Record; Gold Hits 1-Month Low; FOMC Statement Due Later Today.
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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson recently announced the extension of coronavirus restrictions by four more weeks.
S&P 500 Futures Hit Record High; Precious Metals Drop; Crude Oil Advances Again Above $71.
According to data released by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, industrial production rose by 15.8% in April (year-on-year), higher than expectations of 15.4%, which was also last month’s figure.
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The US Dollar Index lost some ground during Asian trading on Friday after Thursday's session which was marked by volatility.
Higher than expected U.S. inflation data sparks limited volatility in rangebound markets.