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SK On Strikes Lithium Deal to Power 100,000 U.S. Electric Vehicles!SK On strengthens its EV battery supply chain by signing a lithium hydroxide supply agreement with EcoPro Innovation.
Seoul Stocks Stumble as U.S. Inflation Data Dashes Rate Cut HopesSeoul shares dipped as disappointing US inflation data led to reduced expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts. The won also fell.
Seoul Stocks Take a Hit as US Inflation Data DisappointsSeoul shares decline as US inflation data disappoints, with the Korea Composite Stock Price Index dropping 0.91% in early trading.
Gold Prices Surge for Four Consecutive Days with Robust U.S. EmploymentGold prices rise for four days, driven by strong U.S. employment data and inflation concerns, as investors seek safe-haven assets.
Crypto Faces New Threats as U.S. Bond Yields Surge and SEC Shakes Things UpCryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum are facing instability due to rising U.S. bond yields and uncertain SEC policy changes.
Trump’s Inauguration Fuels a Sharp Jump in Treasury Yields, Pushing 10-Year Bonds to 4.7%U.S. Treasury yields rise sharply as Trump’s inauguration nears, with forecasts suggesting potential increases to 5.5% or even 6%.
Ben Bernanke Warns Trump’s Interference with Fed Independence Could Hurt Inflation and MarketsBen Bernanke warns that interference with the Fed's independence could harm inflation and markets, stressing the need for clear communication.
Inflation Fears Push U.S. Treasury Yields to Highest in Six MonthsRenewed inflation fears in the United States have pushed the yield on 10-year Treasury bonds to its highest level in six months.
Russia Losing the Battle Against Inflation? Central Bank Raises Rates by 200 Basis PointsThe Bank of Russia is set to raise its key interest rate to 23% due to soaring inflation driven by the ongoing conflict and sanctions.
China Reacts Strongly to U.S. Solar Tariff Increase, Claims It Will Only Hurt Consumers and Fuel InflationThe U.S. plans to double tariffs on Chinese solar products, prompting strong opposition from China and warning of inflation and instability.
As More Russian Soldiers Dies, the Economy Rises—But at What Cost?A shocking analysis reveals that there is a positive correlation between the economy and Russian soldier fatalities.
5 Ways a Trump Presidency Could Shake Up the Economy—Here’s What to WatchTrump claims victory in the election, but analysts warn of economic risks including tariffs, inflation, and global trade tensions.
U.S. Interest Rates Drop—Is the Fed Signaling More Relief Ahead?The Federal Reserve (Fed), the U.S. central bank, has implemented another interest rate cut following its previous reduction in September.
U.S. Inflation Hits 3.5-Year Low: What Does This Mean for Your Wallet?U.S. CPI dropped to 2.5%, the lowest in three and a half years, with core inflation surpassing expectations.
Why River Thinks 10% of U.S. Companies Will Invest Heavily in Bitcoin SoonRiver expects 10% of U.S. companies to invest $10.35 billion in Bitcoin over 18 months, driven by inflation.
Could We Run Out of Ketchup? California Drought Threatens Tomato SupplyCalifornia, the largest region producing tomatoes, is facing a surge in tomato prices due to a severe drought that decreased the harvest.
Biden vs. Trump: Epic Showdown or Historic Disaster?President Biden and former President Trump clashed in their first presidential debate ahead of the 2024 election, hosted by CNN.
Bank of England Aims for Predictability Amid Price FluctuationsDespite the drop in U.K. inflation, the Bank of England (BOE) maintained interest rates at 5.25%. Euronews reported on the 20th (local time) that the BOE decided on monetary policies in line with the market expectations and maintained the interest rate for the seventh consecutive time. Although the possibility of a decrease was raised as […]
Could Stubborn Fed Policies Lead to Recession? El-Erian Thinks SoAllianz Chief Economic Advisor Mohamed El-Erian warned that the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) could risk economic recession if it delays interest rate cuts. In an article contributed to the Financial Times (FT) on June 18, El-Erian criticized the Fed for insisting on delaying rate cuts, arguing that cutting sooner rather than later reduces the risk […]
Rising Food Prices Drive South Korea's Producer Price Index Up in June South Korea's producer prices rose in June, marking a three-month increase due to higher agricultural and livestock product prices.
SK On Strikes Lithium Deal to Power 100,000 U.S. Electric Vehicles! SK On strengthens its EV battery supply chain by signing a lithium hydroxide supply agreement with EcoPro Innovation.
Seoul Stocks Stumble as U.S. Inflation Data Dashes Rate Cut Hopes Seoul shares dipped as disappointing US inflation data led to reduced expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts. The won also fell.
Seoul Stocks Take a Hit as US Inflation Data Disappoints Seoul shares decline as US inflation data disappoints, with the Korea Composite Stock Price Index dropping 0.91% in early trading.
Gold Prices Surge for Four Consecutive Days with Robust U.S. Employment Gold prices rise for four days, driven by strong U.S. employment data and inflation concerns, as investors seek safe-haven assets.
Crypto Faces New Threats as U.S. Bond Yields Surge and SEC Shakes Things Up Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum are facing instability due to rising U.S. bond yields and uncertain SEC policy changes.
Trump’s Inauguration Fuels a Sharp Jump in Treasury Yields, Pushing 10-Year Bonds to 4.7% U.S. Treasury yields rise sharply as Trump’s inauguration nears, with forecasts suggesting potential increases to 5.5% or even 6%.
Ben Bernanke Warns Trump’s Interference with Fed Independence Could Hurt Inflation and Markets Ben Bernanke warns that interference with the Fed's independence could harm inflation and markets, stressing the need for clear communication.
Inflation Fears Push U.S. Treasury Yields to Highest in Six Months Renewed inflation fears in the United States have pushed the yield on 10-year Treasury bonds to its highest level in six months.
Russia Losing the Battle Against Inflation? Central Bank Raises Rates by 200 Basis Points The Bank of Russia is set to raise its key interest rate to 23% due to soaring inflation driven by the ongoing conflict and sanctions.
China Reacts Strongly to U.S. Solar Tariff Increase, Claims It Will Only Hurt Consumers and Fuel Inflation The U.S. plans to double tariffs on Chinese solar products, prompting strong opposition from China and warning of inflation and instability.
As More Russian Soldiers Dies, the Economy Rises—But at What Cost? A shocking analysis reveals that there is a positive correlation between the economy and Russian soldier fatalities.
5 Ways a Trump Presidency Could Shake Up the Economy—Here’s What to Watch Trump claims victory in the election, but analysts warn of economic risks including tariffs, inflation, and global trade tensions.
U.S. Interest Rates Drop—Is the Fed Signaling More Relief Ahead? The Federal Reserve (Fed), the U.S. central bank, has implemented another interest rate cut following its previous reduction in September.
U.S. Inflation Hits 3.5-Year Low: What Does This Mean for Your Wallet? U.S. CPI dropped to 2.5%, the lowest in three and a half years, with core inflation surpassing expectations.
Why River Thinks 10% of U.S. Companies Will Invest Heavily in Bitcoin Soon River expects 10% of U.S. companies to invest $10.35 billion in Bitcoin over 18 months, driven by inflation.
Could We Run Out of Ketchup? California Drought Threatens Tomato Supply California, the largest region producing tomatoes, is facing a surge in tomato prices due to a severe drought that decreased the harvest.
Biden vs. Trump: Epic Showdown or Historic Disaster? President Biden and former President Trump clashed in their first presidential debate ahead of the 2024 election, hosted by CNN.
Bank of England Aims for Predictability Amid Price Fluctuations Despite the drop in U.K. inflation, the Bank of England (BOE) maintained interest rates at 5.25%. Euronews reported on the 20th (local time) that the BOE decided on monetary policies in line with the market expectations and maintained the interest rate for the seventh consecutive time. Although the possibility of a decrease was raised as […]
Could Stubborn Fed Policies Lead to Recession? El-Erian Thinks So Allianz Chief Economic Advisor Mohamed El-Erian warned that the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) could risk economic recession if it delays interest rate cuts. In an article contributed to the Financial Times (FT) on June 18, El-Erian criticized the Fed for insisting on delaying rate cuts, arguing that cutting sooner rather than later reduces the risk […]
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