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• The European Central Bank (ECB) is scheduled to meet on July 23, 2024, to determine its next interest rate decision. • Market analysts and traders polled by Reuters anticipate that the ECB will maintain current rates during the July meeting. • A potential rate cut is expected to occur in September, coinciding with the release of updated economic projections.
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Image: Makro• The KOSPI plummeted over 6% to close at 6,820.60 on the 16th, driven by a sharp decline in global semiconductor stocks and domestic monetary policy shifts. • Major tech-related shares saw significant losses, with SK Square preferred shares dropping 12.30%, Samsung Electronics falling 10.42%, and Jusung Engineering sliding 10.31%. • The sell-off was further intensified by the Bank of Korea, which signaled the start of a full-fledged interest rate hike cycle.
mk.co.kr• Money market bets suggest the Bank of England will be forced to raise interest rates by September to combat an energy shock triggered by the war in Iran. • Market volatility is evident as the yield on 10-year gilts surged from 4.87% to 4.97% on Monday, reflecting increased borrowing costs for the UK Treasury. • This trend is part of a broader European sell-off in government bonds, with rising yields also reported in Italy, Portugal, and the Netherlands.
telegraph.co.ukStock markets fall as analysts price in two quarter-point UK rate rises by the end of the yearBusiness live – latest updatesOil and gas prices have jumped and expectations of interest rate rises in Europe have increased after the US carried out a third night of military strikes against Iran.Brent crude, the international benchmark for oil prices, rose by as much as 4.6% to $87.08 a barrel on Tuesday, its highest level in just over a month. Continue reading...
theguardian.comEconomists warn continued conflict could push oil prices beyond US$100 a barrel, increasing chance of further RBA rate hikeResurgent oil and fuel prices could cement a fourth interest rate rise this year if Donald Trump’s renewed conflict with Iran is not resolved within a week, economists warn.US missile strikes on Iran and Trump’s announcement overnight of a new maritime blockade has lifted oil prices to their highest point in the month since the two countries agreed to a peace deal. Continue reading...
theguardian.com• US stock markets experienced a decline, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average falling 1.09% (approximately 500 points), while the S&P 500 saw small losses and the Nasdaq rose slightly. • The market volatility is driven by geopolitical tensions following strikes by Iran and uncertainty regarding future monetary policy. • Federal Reserve minutes reveal a divide among officials: some suggest maintaining or lowering the current 3.5% to 3.75% target range if inflation drops, while others argue for rate hikes before year-end.
theguardian.comDow down 1.09%, or 500 points, as S&P 500 sees a small loss and tech-heavy Nasdaq rises slightlyMiddle East crisis liveUS stock markets fell on Wednesday as Donald Trump declared the ceasefire with Iran was over and the Federal Reserve flagged concerns that would warrant higher interest rates.Trump’s comments on the Iran-US war at the Nato summit in Ankara sent oil prices sharply higher. Brent crude, the global benchmark, jumped more than 5% to crest $80 a barrel. US stocks fell in step, with the Dow down 1.09%, or 500 points, at closing Wednesday afternoon. The S&P 500 saw a small loss while the tech-heavy Nasdaq rose slightly. Global stocks had fallen earlier in the day, with the UK’s FTSE 100 down 1% as Japan’s Nikkei fell 2.1%. Continue reading...
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Image: AzerNews• Central banks are reassessing their interest rate trajectories following military confrontations between the United States, Israel, and Iran. • Despite a fragile ceasefire, policymakers are concerned that inflationary pressures are proving more persistent than previously forecasted. • While energy prices have retreated from their peak levels, they remain highly vulnerable to further geopolitical disruptions in the Middle East.
azernews.az• Philippine inflation is projected to decrease slightly to 6.6% in June, down from 6.8% in May. • Despite the dip, inflation remains significantly above the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas target range of 2% to 4%. • Persistent pressures from food costs, electricity, and wages are expected to keep interest rates "higher for longer."
simplywall.st• Investors are awaiting the release of the US Federal Reserve's latest meeting minutes, marking the first such report under new chairman Kevin Warsh. • The minutes are expected to provide critical insights into the central bank's internal deliberations and its current stance on monetary policy. • Market participants are specifically searching for clues regarding the timing and likelihood of upcoming interest rate increases.
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