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Chances Of Fed Rate Hike Increase After Blockbuster Jobs Report

May's positive jobs report could increase the chances of an interest rate hike this year.

International Business Times

Trump Fumes at Nasdaq Plunge, Says 'Stocks Should Go Up, Not Down' After Bumper Jobs Report

President Trump criticised Wall Street's sell-off following a strong jobs report, highlighting tensions between economic growth and inflation concerns, as investors anticipate potential interest rate hikes.

International Business Times UK

US added 172,000 jobs in May as labor market shows signs of resilience

Government figures show unemployment rate at 4.3% amid rising inflation and economic uncertainty from Iran war

The Guardian - US

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First goes the Fed dot, then guidance - and then a hike?

The Federal Reserve's interest rate forecasts, known as the dot plot, might be removed. This change could signal a shift in policy under the new Fed chair. Markets will need to interpret his approach to inflation. Investors may face a more unpredictable interest rate market. The economy is experiencing an…

The Economic Times

Fed's Warsh inherits economy increasingly squeezed by inflation

New Fed Chair Kevin Warsh faces a challenging economy. Rising inflation, fueled by the Iran war's impact on energy and goods, is squeezing households. While AI investment boosts growth, it's not offsetting cost pressures. Policymakers are increasingly concerned about inflation, with some advocating for interest rate hikes, a stance potentially…

The Economic Times

May Jobs Report Comes In Hot, Keeps Fed Focused on Inflation

The May jobs report was released Friday morning and came in much higher than economists expected..

Kiplinger

The big shorts: Next week in the City

This week’s business news in brief

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Oyo readies market debut; IT's comeback rally

Oyo's IPO plans are back on track after securing the regulator's nod. This and more in today's ETtech Top 5.

The Economic Times

IT rally rages on! Infosys, TCS, other stocks jump up to 4% despite overall market weakness

Indian IT stocks, including Infosys and TCS, surged over 3% on Tuesday, extending a three-day rally despite a broader market decline. This rebound follows an earlier sell-off triggered by AI advancements, with investors now seeing value in the sector's potential to adapt and integrate new technologies.

The Economic Times

Jerome Powell Warns The Fed Is Going Through a 'Stress Test' And Its Credibility Is On The Line

Former Fed chair Jerome Powell warned that the central bank is going through a "stress test" and its credibility will be tested in the near future.

International Business Times

Inflation is spreading through economy

Fresh inflation data now suggests the challenge may be deeper and longer lasting than many expected

Salon

Infosys, Tech Mahindra, TCS and other IT stocks jump up to 5%. What’s driving the rally?

Indian IT stocks rose sharply on Monday, lifting the Nifty IT index nearly 3%, as investors reassessed AI-related fears, attracted by attractive valuations and upbeat sector outlooks. Optimism around potential US rate cuts and positive technical signals further fuelled buying in Infosys, Tech Mahindra, TCS and other IT majors.

The Economic Times

US Stock Market: Powell defends Fed autonomy as political pressure reaches new highs

Former US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell strongly defended the central bank's independence. He warned that political interference could harm public trust in monetary policy. Powell received an award for safeguarding the Fed's autonomy. His remarks followed tensions with President Donald Trump over interest rates and Fed decisions. The article…

The Economic Times

Jerome Powell sounds alarm on Fed independence, says central bank faces 'stress test'

Jerome Powell, former head of the US Federal Reserve, has spoken out against political interference in the central bank. He emphasized the importance of protecting democratic institutions, including the Fed, from partisan pressures. Powell highlighted that attempts to remove Fed officials over policy differences could erode public trust. His remarks…

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Outgoing chair Powell delivers defense of Fed independence

WASHINGTON (UNITED STATES) - Outgoing US Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell on Sunday delivered a staunch defense of the need for the central bank to maintain independence and credibility, as it comes under assault from President Donald Trump.

The Economic Times

Raise it, regulators: A repo rate hike - 50 bps increase to 5.75 perhaps - will reduce CAD, incentivise capital flows

India's monetary policy committee faces a complex decision. Delayed economic growth data and an unknown US Federal Reserve policy create significant challenges. Inflation is rising while growth slows. The committee must navigate these uncertainties to set interest rates. The government is already taking steps to manage the economy. The committee's…

Fortune

Surging Treasury yields expose a brutal truth: America has no margin for error on its $31 trillion debt

America must refinance $10 trillion in debt over the next year. Rising Treasury yields could make that a catastrophe.

The Economic Times

5 world market themes for the week ahead

Global markets are keenly watching U.S.-Iran ceasefire talks and the Strait of Hormuz, alongside crucial U.S. jobs data and euro zone inflation figures. India's rupee faces pressure, while Colombia heads to the polls. Meanwhile, the AI-driven tech sector continues its impressive growth, adding new trillion-dollar companies.

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The Economic Times

US Stock Market: Hawkish Fed voices grow louder amid energy-driven inflation surge

A growing split is seen among US Federal Reserve officials. Some policymakers warn that interest rates might need to increase again. This comes as inflation shows signs of not cooling down quickly enough. Rising energy prices linked to the Iran conflict are a major concern. The impact of artificial intelligence…

Bangkok Post

Rising inflation fears pressure bullion price

Global gold prices could drop to US$4,200 an ounce in this cycle, translating to a domestic price of around 66,000 baht, as the market has begun pricing in the possibility of a Federal Reserve interest rate hike in the second half of the year amid rising US inflation, says the…

The Guardian - US

US inflation rose at fastest pace in three years in April as Iran war hikes up prices

Americans are growing frustrated with Trump’s handling of the economy as cost of living soars ahead of midterms

The Conversation

It’s not just high gas prices – inflation is now spreading through the US economy

Americans don’t need a press release to know that inflation is rising. Gasoline is above $4 per gallon amid the ongoing conflict in the Middle East and closure of the Strait of Hormuz, and the release of key price data on May 28, 2026, underscores why policymakers are worried these…

The Economic Times

US Stock Market: Fed Vice Chair Jefferson backs current rate stance ahead of June meeting

Federal Reserve Vice Chair Philip Jefferson said the current US monetary policy stance remains appropriate as policymakers assess persistent inflation risks and economic resilience. Jefferson reiterated that restoring inflation to the Fed’s 2% target remains the priority, while officials continue monitoring labour market conditions and geopolitical risks affecting the broader…

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The Ghosts of 1987 Appear: Kevin Warsh, Alan Greenspan, and How to Invest Safely Under a New Fed Chair

When a new Fed chair takes office at the White House amidst rising inflation, a bleeding bond market, and a speculative stock mania, the ghosts of 1987 aren’t just a curiosity. They are spirits to fear.

Fortune

Interest on the national debt is eating a record 19% of federal revenue — and watchdog warns it will get worse

The 30-year Treasury yield just hit its highest point since before the Great Recession. A leading fiscal watchdog warns the timing could not be worse.

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