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Europe Fiscal Strategy Crisis And Rate Ruling in US

OECD Warns About Possible Global Rate Slowdown Fed hints potential rate cuts following market shifts. U.S. economy strong at 5.2% growth, but OECD projects global slowdown. Market Swings Trigger Rate Cut Expectations In the financial markets, the...
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Indicator Focus: Optimism for the US Market Come 2024

Key Indicator: OPEC+ to meet, Impacts & Global Sentiments Post-Black Friday, markets saw Wall Street's fear plummet, an indicator for optimism. China's economic concerns shaped the landscape. U.S. Economy Indicator Post-Thanksgiving, the VIX index on Wall Street,...
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China Consumer Price Index Trajectory in a Slight Drop

Consumer Inflation in NZ Down, Falling FED Treasury Yields In October, China's Consumer Price Index (CPI) experienced a year-on-year decline of 0.2%, indicating a mild deflationary trend. Meanwhile, New Zealand's Official Cash Rate (OCR) is...
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The Impact of RBA’s Government Rate Hike, USD Dominance and China Outlook

The government in various countries evaluates economic risks Recent economic developments, encompassing the Reserve Bank of Australia's rate adjustment by the government, USD trends, and the IMF's revised growth forecast for China. Here's a detailed...
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