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July 22, 2020
Markets
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S&P 500 hits best level since February. Global Markets Weekly Update.

U.S. major indexes ended the week mixed. The S&P 500 Index finished higher for a third successive week and reached intraday levels not seen since the market sell-off began in late February. A move out of higher-valuation growth shares into value stocks led the Nasdaq Composite Index to pull back...

July 8, 2020
Politics
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Important Highlights & commentaries of the global market.

Positive economic signals seemed to support sentiment during last week. The encouraging US employment report for June was the latest sign that the worst of the crisis is likely behind us, pushing the stock market higher despite the fear that the latest resurgence in US infections might derail the re...

September 4, 2019
Economy , Markets
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What you need to know for the week ahead.

US jobs report, factory orders and non-manufacturing PMI, Brexit, central bank meetings from RBA and BoC, Eurozone retail sales, Germany’s industrial orders and output figures for July and Australian Q2 GDP and retail sales will dominate the week. In US, the non-manufacturing PMI, which makes up t...

May 21, 2019
Economy
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Trump Set to Delay Auto Tariffs Amid EU, Japan Trade Talks.

President has threatened 25% tariff on imported cars National security probe said to focus on trade deficit President Donald Trump is poised to delay a decision by up to six months to impose auto tariffs to avoid blowing up negotiations with the EU and Japan and further antagonizing allies as...

January 16, 2019
Economy
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US consumer prices drop for the first time in nine months.

U.S. consumer prices fell for the first time in nine months in December amid a plunge in the cost of gasoline. Underlying inflation pressures remained firm, however, as rental housing and health care costs rose steadily. The Consumer Price Index dipped 0.1 percent last month, the first drop and weak...

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