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  • Fed officials back another rate hike (USA)

    Fed officials back another rate hike (USA)

    Fed officials backed another rate hike as they monitored the impact of bank stress on the economy, while new emergency lending data showed continued financial focus. Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester, usually one of the more hawkish policymakers, said she favours rates above 5% because inflation remains too high.But she tempered the message, arguing that…

  • Alibaba Shares Surge After Historic Overhaul Heralds IPO Wave

    Alibaba Shares Surge After Historic Overhaul Heralds IPO Wave

    Alibaba Group Holding Ltd.’s US shares surged 12% after China’s online commerce leader announced plans to split its $220 billion empire into six business units, a significant restructuring that promises to yield several initial public offerings. The move frees up the Chinese company’s main divisions from e-commerce and media to the cloud to operate more autonomously,…

  • Inflation in UK Shops Hits Record High With More Pain Ahead

    Inflation in UK Shops Hits Record High With More Pain Ahead

    Prices in UK shops are rising rapidly, suggesting the cost of living crisis is far from over. The British Retail Consortium said store price inflation accelerated to 8.9% this month, the highest for the index since 2005 and up from 8.4% in February. According to one of the country’s most prominent online grocers, deflationary inflation…

  • Goldman Says UK Inflation to Sink Below BOE’s 2% Goal This Year

    Goldman Says UK Inflation to Sink Below BOE’s 2% Goal This Year

    Goldman Sachs said UK inflation would fall below the Bank of England’s 2% target by the end of the year if the 2,500-pound ($3,014) cap on household energy bills in this week’s budget is extended. The rapid cooling in price growth will ease the pressure on the Bank of England to continue aggressive rate hikes…

  • SVB’S LATEST NEWS SHARING

    SVB’S LATEST NEWS SHARING

    According to reports, the $2 trillion venture capital industry could see a 25% to 30% portfolio cut in the wake of Silicon Valley Bank’s collapse — a potential $500 billion cut. “In the wake of SVB’s collapse, we expect greater valuation scrutiny and disclosure, especially as significant ‘trust’ capital from pension funds flows into these…

  • Inflation concerns continue to plague markets as US consumer prices rise at fastest pace in 40 years

    Inflation concerns continue to plague markets as US consumer prices rise at fastest pace in 40 years

    US consumer prices rose at the fastest pace in 40 years in February 2022, reflecting a sharp increase in energy and food prices as well as rising demand for goods and services as the economy recovers from the pandemic. This has raised concerns that inflation may be accelerating faster than anticipated, potentially leading to a…

  • The commercial real estate market freezes as rate hikes!

    The commercial real estate market freezes as rate hikes!

    As the CPI is historically high, the US and other countries are starting to raise interest rates. For example, in commercial real estate in Los Angeles, the sales volume of commercial mortgage bonds fell sharply due to rising interest rates, plummeting by about 85% year-on-year. Adding to the pressure is a recent spate of defaults…

  • How about gold price and USD in 2023?

    How about gold price and USD in 2023?

    Gold price is looking to build on the previous rally above $1,850 as bulls gather pace for the next push higher. However, the bright metal is struggling to find new demand as investors turn cautious and flock to safety in the US Dollar. Meanwhile, the US Treasury bond yields are holding near weekly lows, limiting…

  • What Australia will do after US raised another 50 basis point of interest rate?

    What Australia will do after US raised another 50 basis point of interest rate?

    The news that the United States has raised another 50 basis points of interest rate has been greeted with a degree of trepidation by many in the Australian economy. A higher rate of interest in the US will almost certainly lead to a rising Australian dollar, which will in turn impact on our exports, as…

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