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Here are 3 reasons why stocks are tanking

Stocks were pummeled on Friday with the Nasdaq slumping more than 4% to post its worst month since 2008. Why things have gotten so bad in Wall Street.

WEKU

The Week Ahead: Signs of confidence and concern among consumers

As consumers, we are a fickle bunch. Job prospects, high gasoline prices, rising interest rates, war in Ukraine, COVID-19 and politics are just some the headwinds faced by the largest share of the American economy — consumption.

Miami Herald

Clive Palmer's promise to cap mortgage rates at 3% would make it much harder to get a home loan

Clive Palmer’s United Australia Party continues to make waves in the federal election campaign, most recently with advertisements on massive billboards pledging a “maximum 3% interest rate on all home loans for five years”. But does this promise stack up?

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Yes, US economy may be slowing, but don't forget it's coming off the hottest year since 1984 – here's who benefited in 4 charts

The U.S. economy unexpectedly shrank in the first quarter, according to gross domestic product data released on April 28, 2022. While the reasons were technical and weren’t seen as signs of weakness, they add to worries that the U.S. might be headed for another recession as the Federal Reserve seeks…

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Rishi Sunak warns homeowners could face £1k a year increase on mortgage payments

The Tory MP warned the cabinet against borrowing more to fund public spending, with interest rates expected to go up by 2.5% over the next year.

Daily Record

Interest rates are set to start rising. What does that mean for mortgage holders and homebuyers?

The RBA could hike rates as early as May. Will borrowers race towards fixed-rate home loans?

The Guardian - AU

Japan's Yen At 20-Year Low Against The US Dollar

The Japanese yen fell into a steep plummet today, weakening by more than 130 to the U.S. dollar for the first time in 20 years following the announcement by Japan’s central bank that it would continue to keep interest rates low despite ongoing inflationary concerns.

Benzinga

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European Regulators Expect Risk Over Non-Payment Of Leveraged Loans: WSJ

Europe’s banking regulator fears that highly indebted borrowers could start struggling to pay off their debt as the economy slow down, higher costs, and interest rates increase. Leveraged financing has skyrocketed in Europe and elsewhere over the past years as central banks unleashed cheap money to propel economic growth.

Benzinga

Rishi Sunak ‘warns mortgage payments set to rise by £1,000 a year’

Chancellor warned cabinet colleagues of 2.5 per cent rise in interest rates

The Independent UK

The Loop: An underworld murder, Targa crash victim named, and why the RBA will raise interest rates

Here's your TL;DR for today's news.

ABC News

Fear of missing out is fueling the real estate market, and experts are concerned

Rising interest rates and higher home prices would normally cool a hot housing market, yet the national and local real estate scenes continue to run red hot.

Tribune News Service

The cost of living is surging, so why will the RBA add to it by raising interest rates?

The Reserve Bank is increasingly likely to start raising interest rates next Tuesday. But why would it add increased interest costs to household budgets at a time when Australians are struggling with a surging cost of living? Michael Janda explains the economics behind it.

ABC News

2 Stocks to Avoid with the Fed Determined to Crush Inflation

Since high inflation is expected to continue longer than expected, the Fed plans to raise interest rates aggressively this year to curb inflationary pressures. Given the possibility of these interest rate hikes dragging the stock market down further, we think it could be wise to avoid fundamentally weak and overvalued…

StockNews.com

Inflation hits an extraordinary 5.1%. How long until mortgage rates climb?

Australian consumer prices jumped an extraordinary 2.1% in the first three months of the year, the biggest quarterly jump since the introduction of the 10% goods and services tax at the start of the century.

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Bangkok Post

Tisco sounds recession alarm on Fed interest rate hikes

The Federal Reserve could raise interest rates to 3.5% by the middle of next year to curb spiralling inflation, tipping the world economy into a recession, according to the Economic Strategy Unit of Tisco Financial Group (Tisco ESU).

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5 Best Value ETFs to Buy as Interest Rates Rise

Inflationary pressure, worsening supply chain disruptions, and the prospect of aggressive interest rate hikes later this year have been contributing to a turbulent stock market. Because these factors are unlikely to change anytime soon, we believe investors seeking long-term gain should consider investing in quality value ETFs Vanguard Value (VTV),…

Evening Standard

HSBC sees profits plunge and defends Russian businesses

HSBC today reported a plunge in profits, defended its Russianbusiness and said rising interest rates should enable it to retain returns to investors.

The Conversation

There are 4 economic wildcards between now and election day. The first gets played this week

There are four economic wildcards between now and the election, and we know exactly when each will be played.

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Tribune News Service

There's a lot of talk about recession. What should you believe?

In spring two years ago, the coronavirus pandemic threw the U.S. economy into recession. Last spring, the proliferation of vaccines swung it into a rapid expansion.

Tribune News Service

Will the Fed cause a recession by raising rates? Here’s what experts are saying

High inflation comes with a heavy economic price, but so can the Federal Reserve’s attempts to get it under control.

The Times of India

Hiking interest rates to tame inflation not 'anti-national': Former RBI chief Raghuram Rajan

NEW DELHI: Former RBI governor Raghuram Rajan on Monday said the central bank will have to raise interest rates to tame inflation and the hikes need not be considered by politicians and bureaucrats as some "anti-national" activity.

Caixin Global

Several Major Chinese Banks to Cut Deposit Rates

A handful of major bank branches in Beijing have said that they will lower upper limit on interest rates for some fixed deposits by around 10 basis points, Caixin has learned

Evening Standard

FTSE 100: Markets tumble across the globe on China and Germany fears

Markets tumbled across the globe today on fears China is heading for a sharp slowdown and the expectation that America is poised to ratchet up interest rates.

The Independent UK

Asian shares fall amid interest rate, earnings worries

Asian shares have declined after U.S. stocks tumbled last week as global markets’ expectations for higher interest rates set the tone

Daily Mirror

Loan sharks seen lurking at DWP office as they target victims facing higher bills

Up to a million people are turning to illegal money lenders to pay bills, despite sky-high interest rates. Three-quarters of victims are on benefits. Ten years ago 300,000 used loan sharks

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