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Hopes dwindle of rate cuts later this year after unexpected rises in Canada and Australia and strong US jobs data
And big tech is not all the same
The US central bank is expected to skip an increase this month but keep the door open to further tightening
Unemployment rate climbs to 3.7% while wage growth cools
The pre-pause?
Debt-ceiling deal removes ‘big piece of uncertainty’ over US economy, says Loretta Mester
Fuel and food costs ease in central Europe and Latin America but core price pressures upset plans to kick-start growth
Low-risk cash vehicles absorbed tens of billions of inflows during a season of bank turmoil
Or so its own research suggests
Minutes from latest meeting confirmed policymakers are weighing when to pause tightening campaign
Traders reduce wagers on US rate cuts after buoyant economic data
Fun with asterisks
Central bank report shows declining share of US adults feel they are ‘doing at least OK financially’
Falling inflation and high interest rates in emerging markets attract investor flows
Fed chair weighs possibility of credit crunch as US central bank fights against inflation
Views from hawkish St Louis president reflect policy divisions inside the central bank
Richmond president says policymakers should be ‘sensitive’ to financial stability risks
Prices are finally coming down but ‘core’ price pressures remain stubbornly high
After rapid deposit outflows at several US lenders, banks need to review their business models
No pivot (yet) but central banks are slowing down, at least in EM
Michelle Bowman warns there is no ‘consistent evidence’ that inflation is under control
And Uber vs Airbnb
Low rates have created distortions across the financial world — life insurance companies are now facing issues
Analysis shows an extraordinary range of outcomes since the S&P 500’s inception in 1928
Investor confidence grows that interest rate increases are bringing prices under control
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