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The Latest Breaking News from Inflation

The dollar index (DXY00 ) on Monday fell by -0.26%. The dollar retreated as Monday's stock rally curbed liquidity demand for the dollar. However, losses in the dollar were limited as Monday's +2% jump in WTI crude oil prices has strengthened inflation expectations and could prompt the Fed to keep...

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The Supreme Court upholds Fed independence by saving Lisa Cook’s job—and also saves U.S. debt from a crisis

“Not only the fact of independence but also the appearance of independence is key to the Federal Reserve’s design.”

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Dollar Moves Lower as Equity Markets Strengthen

The dollar index (DXY00 ) today is down by -0.13%. Today's stock rally has curbed liquidity demand for the dollar. However, losses in the dollar are limited as today's +1% gain in WTI crude oil prices has strengthened inflation expectations and could prompt the Fed to keep monetary policy tight,...

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The wrong savings account could cost you hundreds in interest - here’s what you need to check

Don’t be afraid to move your money out of ‘your’ bank - challengers often pay more to get you to move

The Independent UK

India bonds rise as US-Iran halt strikes; monsoon risk limits gains

Indian bonds have surged for the fifth straight session, fueled by easing U.S.-Iran tensions and robust foreign investment. The 10-year yield has fallen to its lowest point since March. However, concerns linger about a widening monsoon deficit in the central region, which could lead to food inflation and dampen market…

The Economic Times

Oil cools, monsoon heats up concerns for India's rural economy

The recent drop in crude oil prices is providing some relief from inflation worries. Yet, the unpredictable monsoon season poses a serious risk to the purchasing power in rural India. In light of this, businesses are reshaping their portfolios, recognising that erratic rainfall can hinder agricultural profits and consumer spending.

The Economic Times

Stocks Set to Open Higher as Tech Bounces, U.S. Jobs Data and Warsh’s Remarks Awaited

September S&P 500 E-Mini futures (ESU26) are up +0.72%, and September Nasdaq 100 E-Mini futures (NQU26) are up +1.09% this morning, pointing to a higher open on Wall Street as investors cautiously move back into risky assets at the start of a holiday-shortened week.

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Trump Eases Pressure On Fed Chair Kevin Warsh As Inflation Climbs, Analysis Claims

The Trump administration is giving new Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh more room to navigate elevated inflation, even as President Donald Trump continues to publicly favor lower interest rates.

International Business Times

Goldman backs India 30-year bonds as Iran war impact contained

Goldman Sachs has recommended buying India's 30-year government bonds, citing easing inflation expectations, lower oil prices and reduced fiscal risks after the US-Iran ceasefire. The brokerage believes the long end of the bond curve offers better value as shorter-term bonds have already rallied.

The Economic Times

Euro zone 10-year yields near three-month lows at start of busy week

Bond yields in the Euro zone are at their lowest since early March, a welcome development for central bankers meeting at the ECB's Sintra Forum. A recent drop in oil prices has eased inflation concerns, leading investors to scale back expectations for interest rate hikes from the ECB and Bank…

The Economic Times

Bitcoin slips below $60,000 as ETF outflows and middle east tensions weigh. Here is what experts say

Bitcoin dipped below $60,000 as significant ETF outflows and Middle East tensions impacted market sentiment.This marks Bitcoin's weakest June since mid-2022, with over $4 billion withdrawn from spot ETFs this month. Analysts highlight $60,000 as a critical resistance level, while persistent inflation concerns keep investors cautious about riskier assets like…

The Economic Times

UK government borrowing costs dip and pound rises as City welcomes Burnham speech – as it happened

Makerfield MP’s plans for good-quality growth around the UK, and commitment to fiscal rules, are welcomed by investors and economists

The Guardian - UK

India bonds edge up, supported by steady oil prices, halt to US-Iran strikes

Indian government bonds saw an early rise on Monday, buoyed by strong foreign investment and stable oil prices, which helped offset geopolitical tensions. Despite recent U.S.-Iran strikes, a diplomatic resolution and a dip in crude oil prices eased inflation concerns. This positive sentiment, coupled with RBI incentives and tax cuts,…

The Economic Times

JGB yields rise as inflation concerns grow on BOJ policy outlook

Japanese government bond yields climbed as inflation worries grew. Reports suggest the government might steer the Bank of Japan towards its pro-growth economic plans, potentially slowing interest rate hikes. This move, aimed at boosting annual real economic growth beyond 1%, has sparked concerns that the central bank could lag in…

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US Stock Market: Wall Street eyes jobs data as rate hike bets and tech volatility intensify

Indian investors are keenly watching US jobs data this week for economic health and interest rate cues. Tech stocks, especially chipmakers, are under scrutiny amid valuation concerns. Strong hiring could mean higher rates for longer, impacting equities. Geopolitical events in the Middle East also remain a key focus, influencing oil…

The Economic Times

Global Market Today: Asian shares slip, oil pares climb

Global markets are showing cautious optimism as US and Iran reportedly step back from further conflict escalation, with talks scheduled in Qatar. While Asian shares dipped, US equity futures climbed. However, rising oil prices and lingering inflation concerns are keeping investors on edge, despite hopes for a lasting peace and…

The Economic Times

Can a weak monsoon slow India's economy? Here's what investors need to know

A 10% rain deficit could add as much as one-percentage-point to headline consumer inflation driven by food prices, according to research by Yuvika Singhal, an economist at QuantEco Research. India’s cumulative rainfall was 43% below normal as of June 22.

Evening Standard

‘I’m not trying to be a troublemaker’: Bank of England’s Huw Pill on rates split

The chief economist said it was not an easy decision for him to go against the grain.

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Vimut reshapes business model

Thailand's healthcare sector faces mounting financial challenges as medical inflation continues to surge, placing a heavier burden on patients and forcing hospitals to adapt their strategies, according to Vimut Holding Hospital Co, a subsidiary of real estate developer Pruksa Holding.

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Middle East Tensions, Tesla Deliveries and Other Can't Miss Items this Week

Markets enter a holiday-shortened week facing geopolitical escalation as Iran launched new strikes against U.S. bases in Bahrain and Kuwait early Sunday.

The Economic Times

Gold, silver face fresh test as US dollar, Iran crisis to shape week ahead: Analysts

Gold and silver are facing downward pressure as investors digest escalating US-Iran tensions, crude oil price shifts, and crucial economic data. Key indicators like manufacturing PMIs, inflation figures, and US jobs reports will shape the Federal Reserve's next moves. Analysts suggest a continued corrective trend for precious metals, with the…

The Guardian - UK

Ed Miliband as chancellor would benefit every part of the UK – and the bond markets

If Andy Burnham promotes the energy secretary, Labour could fully use the benefits of net zero to promote growth and jobs, says Josh Ryan-Collins, professor of economics and finance at UCL

Evening Standard

Sainsbury’s to shed light on consumer sentiment and food prices

The retailer is expected to deliver further growth when it provides a first quarter trading update on Tuesday June 30.

AAP

Home price data another window into tax change fallout

Property market data will soon be released after the Reserve Bank unveils a readout from its latest interest rate-setting board meeting.

Fortune

The contrarian view for Fed rate cuts: Payrolls will weaken, inflation will plunge, and Kevin Warsh was 'largely performative' in his hawkishness

"He had to sound hawkish to draw a clear line between himself and the White House."

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