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Daily Market News with FXOpen - 14 September 2023🔸European Central Bank Is Set for Hawkish Pause As the Economy Turns South;🔸The Fed Will Look Past Inflation Uptick, Economists Say;🔸Stocks, Europe Futures Climb Ahead of ECB Decision.CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing your money.#stockmarket #marketnews #inflation

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Last week, traders all over the world decided to adopt a cautious attitude and wait for the release of the U.S. inflation data.🇺🇸The upcoming week promises a data-rich period for major economies worldwide, offering insights into growth, the labor market, and inflation.📈This flood of informationcould shape the market direction and offer clearer signals regarding potential actions by central banks.🏦#zforex #forex #forextrading #marketanalysis #weeklyreview #dollar #gold #eurozone #inflation #useconomy #boe #japaneseyen

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The US is slowing, China/Asia is rebounding, and Europe is caught between the two. Our analysts expect global growth and inflation to slow gradually, bringing the end of developed market central banks’ rate rises in sight. Learn what this means for you: http://ow.ly/B2Y950OnXX8 Investing puts your capital at risk.

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The US is slowing, China/Asia is rebounding, and Europe is caught between the two. Our analysts expect global growth and inflation to slow gradually, bringing the end of developed market central banks’ rate rises in sight. Learn what this means for you: https://lnkd.in/ehDXdcPU Investing puts your capital at risk.

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The great inflationary surge will rapidly fade in 2024. Download our Q1 Global Economic Outlook to learn more about the forces in the coming year that will see core inflation fall close to – or even reach – central bank targets, and what that means for monetary policy. Get the free report today.https://lnkd.in/d6FvUPE6#inflation #globaleconomy

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Central banks in developed market have increased interest rates between 4% and 5.5% since the beginning of the tightening cycle ( ex Japan ). The Fed is now pausing and there are increasing signs that central bankers believe the job is close to done as the restrictive monetary policy shows effects. The increase in bankruptcies, the cooling off of the real estate market, the falling PPIs are only a few examples. The future path of interest rates will be “data dependant” as it is uncertain how quickly the higher rates feed into the “real” economy. However, as things stand today, it is reasonable to assume peak interest rates are close.#ecplu

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The equal weighted S&P 500 and the MOVE index have been moving in tandem since global central banks turned hawkish at the IMF meetings last April, according to Deutsche Bank. My take is that rates volatility will continue to fall only if immaculate disinflation materializes. Otherwise, it's doomed to pick up, especially if we have a mixed bag of data going forward. #SP500 #MOVEindex #volatility #centralbanks #IMF #rates #economy

BUSY WEEK AHEAD FOR MARKETS: Emerging-marketequities andcurrenciesedged lower on Monday ahead of a week packed with key economic data and rate decisions at major central banks that will test the market’s optimism for easing monetary policy in the US in 2024.Read more on Bloomberghttps://lnkd.in/d6nTN77g

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Global central bank and inflation updateWe are seeing a global trend of lower CPI, the opposite of what we were witnessing a year ago.In terms of monetary policy, that too is in a markedly different place than last summer, when real central bank rates were uniformly negative. Today there is more green then red and countries like Brazil and Mexico are likely approaching the start of an easing cycle.While the US is expected to be done with its rate hikes this month, the Eurozone and UK remain behind the curve with more tightening expected to come.Bergos AG #macroeconomics#centralbanks#inflationSource: Creative Planning

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The equal weighted S&P 500 and the MOVE index have been moving in tandem since global central banks turned hawkish at the IMF meetings last April, according to Deutsche Bank. My take is that rates volatility will continue to fall only if immaculate disinflation materializes. Otherwise, it's doomed to pick up, especially if we have a mixed bag of data going forward. #SP500 #MOVEindex #volatility #centralbanks #IMF #rates #economy

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