Wholesale inflation in Japan cools to 6.8%, keeping BOJ hike bets alive
Japan's September wholesale inflation slowed to 6.8% from 7.6%, but import costs surged 24.5%, keeping BOJ rate-hike expectations alive.
Japan's September wholesale inflation slowed to 6.8% from 7.6%, but import costs surged 24.5%, keeping BOJ rate-hike expectations alive.
UK retail sales growth exceeded forecasts in September, but a 17% surge in fuel spending and high diesel prices indicate households are squeezed by rising…
Goldman Sachs says French bond spread is tied to oil, ECB inaction, and fiscal uncertainty, with only a few possible relief factors.
Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack said rates need to rise further to curb demand and inflation, and she will keep an open mind on the pace of additional…
RBA minutes from its September meeting are due Tuesday, with September labour force figures out Thursday. Economists expect unemployment to stay at 4.6%.
The US dollar index hit a fresh 18-month high near 102.56, weighing on bitcoin and equities as traders anticipate another Fed rate hike.
Hammack said Treasury rates are 'modest' historically, sees inflation expectation risks, and favors gradual tightening while protecting jobs.
Rep. Warren Davidson explains how rising debt and inflation affect money's future and Western civilization.
Middelkoop says central banks avoid Bitcoin even as they buy gold; he targets $1M Bitcoin by 2030.
Gold slipped toward its hourly moving averages after fading from a session high, with sellers making headway but key support still intact.
Sellers outnumbered US home buyers by a record 57.9% in August as high mortgage rates and growing financial stress weighed on the market.
Bitcoin fell below $82,000 as Treasury yields hit 24-year highs. The October 14 CPI report will be critical for its next move.
Ethereum clawed back some losses after US-Iran tensions eased, with traders awaiting Wednesday's US CPI report for direction.
Bullion recovered to close last week after Washington ruled out Iran strikes, then stalled; focus shifts to Wednesday's US CPI report.
European stocks opened higher, led by Spain's IBEX, with US futures also up. Thin liquidity and Wednesday's US CPI argue for caution.