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The US CPI inflation reading came in hotter than expected, jumping 0.5% for January, putting a ‘3’ in front of the annualised rate.
Read more →Tariffs again remain a concern, following the introduction of a global and blanket 25% tariff, imposed on Steel and Aluminium. This has dominated market conversations and was a particular focus on the questions, put to the Federal Reserve Chairman Powell.
Read more →Trump announced plans for a worldwide 25% tariff on all steel and aluminium imports, into the USA. The news is a boost for US Steel and Aluminium manufacturers and aids the recent big deal proposed investment in US Steel.
Read more →Markets turned sour Friday to close out a volatile week, with US equities falling sharply, overwhelmed by the looming trade wars.
Read more →The Bank of England cut rates by 25 basis points, as expected, allowing the GBP to slip back to 1.2400. The British economy has been in dire straits for some time now and the need for monetary stimulus, is apparent.
Read more →Markets settled overnight, brushing off the volatility of the potential tariff wars and resuming upward momentum on equities. The postponement of tariffs on Canada and Mexico, allayed market fears of an all-out trade war, while China responded defiantly.
Read more →Market volatility remains high, due to the tariff wars, launched by the Trump administration. Trump had imposed tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China, over the weekend, coming into effect Monday.
Read more →Global equity markets plummeted, to begin the new week, following announcements of US tariffs on Mexico, Canada and China. Trump revealed that they would become effective immediately, in an effort to control the borders and trade imbalances.
Read more →Markets turned heavily negative Friday, when it was announced that tariffs would be imposed on Canada, Mexico and China, beginning Saturday the 1st day of February. The trade wars may have already begun, and this is exactly what markets were fearing.
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