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U.S. Stock Futures Climb as Chipmakers Rebound; Corporate Earnings in Focus

December S&P 500 E-Mini futures (ESZ26) are up +0.52%, and December Nasdaq 100 E-Mini futures (NQZ26) are up +1.11% this morning as investors cautiously snapped up beaten-down chipmakers and other AI-related stocks, setting a positive tone for a busy week of corporate earnings.

Barchart · 14h ago

Fed Chair Refuses To Signal Another Rate Hike. Markets Are Betting On An October Pause.

The Federal Reserve raised borrowing costs in September for the first time since 2023. More recent data showed inflation is picking up as a result of increased energy prices.

International Business Times · 14h ago

Global Market: Euro falls as French political unrest, high energy prices weigh on sentiment

The euro weakened amid elevated energy prices and renewed French political uncertainty, while investors reassessed the outlook for US growth, interest rates and the dollar. The yen, yuan and Indonesian rupiah also moved as markets weighed central bank signals and economic risks.

The Economic Times · 15h ago

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Global Market: Eurozone bond selloff to weigh on growth, curb inflation, Lagarde says

ECB President Christine Lagarde warned that a global bond selloff is tightening euro zone financial conditions, raising borrowing costs and weighing on growth. Policymakers face a challenge balancing persistent energy-driven inflation risks against slowing economic activity.

The Economic Times · 17h ago

Higher for longer: why low rates are relics of the past

There's growing evidence that interest rates are becoming less effective at slowing demand, meaning central banks have to lift rates further to ease inflation.

AAP · 19h ago

Global Market: China’s yuan hits four-year high as strong GDP data ease stimulus concerns

China’s yuan strengthened to a four-year high against the US dollar following stronger-than-expected third-quarter economic growth and improving retail sales. A weaker dollar and increased corporate currency conversions also supported gains. Investors now await Chinese policymakers’ signals on monetary policy, currency management and further economic stimulus measures.

The Economic Times · 19h ago

Global Market: Japan’s Nikkei falls 2% as tech selloff, rising oil prices fuel inflation fears

Japan’s Nikkei 225 fell as US technology stock losses and rising oil prices heightened inflation and interest rate concerns. Semiconductor stocks led declines, while defensive and value shares offered potential support. Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda highlighted inflation near the 2% target, keeping monetary policy expectations in focus.

The Economic Times · 19h ago

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Oil, foreign flows in focus for rupee; bond traders eye rate-hike bets

During the upcoming holiday week, analysts predict the Indian rupee will remain steady, with oil price trends and foreign capital flows playing essential roles. Impressively, the rupee rose by 2% last week, achieving its highest value since March at 94.96. The Reserve Bank of India is undertaking assorted measures aimed…

The Economic Times · 21h ago

Dollar firmer, euro weakens as French protests turn violent

In Asia, the dollar saw a minor uptick as unrest in France put pressure on the euro, causing a small decline. Emerging market currencies, notably the Indonesian rupiah, are struggling with the looming threat of a stock market downgrade. Oil prices dipped following the lifting of sanctions on Russia, which…

The Economic Times · 22h ago

Europe sent its gold to the U.S. for safe keeping during World War II. Central banks are now reshuffling their reserves for a new era of uncertainty

“Central banks are increasingly optimizing across three considerations: custody risk, physical accessibility, and market liquidity.”

Fortune · Oct 18

Eyes on RBA for rate call hints as jobless numbers rise

Higher-than-expected unemployment numbers have raised hopes the central bank will keep interest rates on hold when it next meets.

AAP · Oct 18

'France, truly, is on the brink' and just days away from a make-or-break moment in its debt crisis, analyst warns, as protests turn into riots

"France could be forced to seek assistance from the International Monetary Fund and to pray for it from the European Central Bank — a humiliation for the world’s seventh-biggest economy."

Fortune · Oct 17

Belgium Blocks €185 Billion Deal as Ukraine Faces a $78 Billion Funding Cliff in Next Year

Belgium's PM blocked use of €185 billion in frozen Russian assets at the EU summit, leaving Ukraine's $78 billion 2027 funding gap unresolved.

Latin Times · Oct 17

Dollar Weakens on Reduced Fed Rate Hike Chances This Month

The dollar index (DXY00 ) tumbled to a 2-week low on Friday and finished down by -0.19%. The dollar came under pressure Friday after Fed Chair Powell refrained from providing guidance on monetary policy or the economy during a speech at the annual IMF meeting in Bangkok. Mr. Powell’s lack...

Barchart · Oct 16

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Barchart · Oct 16

Dollar Pressured as Fed Chair Powell Refrains from Forward Guidance

The dollar index (DXY00 ) tumbled to a 2-week low today and is down by -0.34%. The dollar came under pressure today after Fed Chair Powell refrained from providing guidance on monetary policy or the economy during a speech at the annual IMF meeting in Bangkok. Mr. Powell’s lack of...

The Economic Times · Oct 16

RBI approves merger of Emirates NBD's India branches with RBL Bank

The Reserve Bank of India has approved the merger of Emirates NBD Bank's Indian branches with RBL Bank. This amalgamation will officially take effect on December 1, 2026, according to the central bank's announcement. Emirates NBD Bank initially opened its first Indian branch in Mumbai in 2017, expanding later to…

The Economic Times · Oct 16

Aggressive RBI measures hand India bonds a ninth weekly loss

Indian government bonds have experienced ongoing losses for nine consecutive weeks due to RBI's monetary tightening measures. The benchmark 6.94% 2036 bond yield has climbed over 62 basis points during this period, reflecting investor concerns. Additionally, the RBI's commitment to support the rupee and manage liquidity has further dampened bond…

The Economic Times · Oct 16

Global Market: European shares set for biggest weekly gain since August on earnings optimism

European shares climbed on Friday, with the STOXX 600 heading for its strongest weekly gain since August, supported by robust corporate earnings and stabilising technology stocks. Industrial stocks led advances, while investors monitored eurozone inflation data, elevated oil prices and artificial intelligence spending concerns for clues on monetary policy and…

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The Economic Times · Oct 16

China's central bank to boost support for global investors in financial markets

China's central bank plans to improve access for global investors and issuers to its financial markets by strengthening cross-border financial connectivity, developing the offshore yuan market and promoting yuan-denominated bonds as globally recognised collateral.

The Economic Times · Oct 16

Indian bonds hang tight ahead of supply

Indian government bonds remained stable on Friday as traders contemplated the central bank's forthcoming policy moves. A noteworthy auction of 10-year bonds is on the horizon, anticipated to shed light on market demand and interest. Recent shifts in US Treasury yields have bolstered the Indian market. The Reserve Bank of…

The Economic Times · Oct 16

BoE's Bailey says energy price pass-through remains limited, rate risks persist

Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey said rising energy prices have had limited broader inflationary effects so far, but warned that second-round pressures remain uncertain. With inflation at 3.1%, above the 2% target, policymakers are weighing potential interest rate hikes against economic resilience, rising borrowing costs and geopolitical uncertainty.

The Independent UK · Oct 16

Americans face another painful blow to mortgages and credit cards as Fed signals more interest rate hikes

U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh says he won't prejudge what the U.S. central bank will do about interest rates at its upcoming meetings

The Economic Times · Oct 16

US Market: Fed Chair Warsh offers no signal on October interest-rate decision

Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh gave no signal on whether the US central bank would change interest rates at its October 27-28 meeting, reiterating its commitment to price stability. Markets await further clues from economic data and policymakers on the rate outlook.

The Economic Times · Oct 16

Global Market: Yuan holds steady, set for third weekly gain on robust Chinese exports

China’s yuan remained stable against the dollar, heading for a third consecutive weekly gain on resilient exports. The currency reached its strongest level since January 2023, despite domestic economic concerns and rising global bond yields. Investors await China’s third-quarter GDP data and signals on US monetary policy direction.

Euronews · Oct 15

UniCredit cleared by ECB to take control of Commerzbank

The European Central Bank has authorised UniCredit to exceed the 30% shareholding threshold in Commerzbank. The Italian lender expects to be able to take control of the German bank around the end of the year, subject to remaining regulatory steps and conditions.

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