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US CPI, What and Why. And the Fed Tonight.

Yesterday the Consumer Price Index figure for May came out, published by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). The CPI grew at an annual rate of 4%, the lowest reading in two years. On a monthly basis it was 0.1%. The Core CPI, on the other hand, which does not...

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Market Update – June 14 – The Big Decision!

Cold feet and cautionary profit taking weighed on Treasuries heading into the FOMC decision Wednesday. There were no surprises in the May CPI report and that supported market expectations that the Fed will remain on a “hawkish hold,” including likely...

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A heavy Bitcoin as a warning before the FOMC?

A heavy Bitcoin as a warning before the FOMC?

Market pictureThe crypto market cap fell 0.5% over the past 24 hours to $1.055 trillion. The recovery momentum was broken with the release of US inflation data, although other markets quickly recovered from the initial move. Bitcoin lost 1% to $25.8K, and Ethereum...

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Light changes among major currencies so far today

Light changes among major currencies so far today

USD/JPY is down 0.2% to 139.90 at the moment while AUD/USD is up 0.3% to 0.6785 as we get the session underway. But those two are the only standouts, even calling that is a bit of a stretch, as other major currencies are rather subdued for now.There is a slight...

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European stocks little changed at the open today

European stocks little changed at the open today

Eurostoxx +0.1%Germany DAX flatFrance CAC 40 +0.2%UK FTSE -0.1%Spain IBEX flatThis mirrors the flattish mood in US futures as well so far today. With all eyes on the Fed policy decision to come, don't expect much in European trading today. It is setting up for more of...

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Germany May wholesale price index -1.1% vs -0.4% m/m prior

Germany May wholesale price index -1.1% vs -0.4% m/m prior

Prior -0.4%Wholesale price index -2.6% y/yPrior -0.5%This marks a continued fall in wholesale prices in Germany, with the annual estimate now the softest since July 2020. A lot of this still has to do with energy prices in general, so there is that to consider when...

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UK April monthly GDP +0.2% vs +0.2% m/m expected

UK April monthly GDP +0.2% vs +0.2% m/m expected

Prior -0.3%GDP +0.5% vs +0.5% y/y expectedPrior +0.3%The services sector was the main contributor for the growth on the month, accounting for +0.26% while both the production and construction sectors fell showed a -0.04% performance to monthly GDP. And with the latest...

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FX option expiries for 14 June 10am New York cut

FX option expiries for 14 June 10am New York cut

There is just one to take note of for the day, as highlighted in bold.That being a set of large expiries for EUR/USD just around the 1.0800 handle. That will act alongside the 100-day moving average, seen at 1.0803 currently, to keep a lid on price action all before...

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A couple of releases to move things along in Europe today

A couple of releases to move things along in Europe today

Major currencies are little changed on the day with narrow ranges prevailing ahead of European trading today. That isn't too surprising when the focus today is going to be all about the Fed later. US futures are little changed but the S&P 500 is looking poised...

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Welcome to Fed day

Welcome to Fed day

In that lieu, nothing else might matter for markets especially as we come off the US CPI data from yesterday here. Headline annual inflation continues to fall but core annual inflation isn't coming off quite as fast. But when all is said and done, we're now looking at...

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Citadel’s Ken Griffin optimistic on growth in China

Citadel’s Ken Griffin optimistic on growth in China

The Griffin spoke with the Financial Times, gated:Said Chinese authorities are bumping higher GDP growth up their list of priorities. Said that analysts at his firm expect Chinese economic growth to come in better than expected, which would assist in a US 'soft...

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