January 6, 2022

Turkey's Central Bank Claims That The New Forex Rules Will Not Affect Exporters

Turkish exporters have told the Central Bank that they may find it difficult to meet a new requirement that they sell 25% of their hard currency revenues to the bank

by Nick M

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January 6, 2022

Kazakhstan Has Seen New Violence After Russia Dispatched Troops To Suppress An Uprising

On Thursday, new violence erupted in Kazakhstan's capital, Almaty, after Russia sent in paratroopers overnight to quell a nationwide uprising in the former Soviet state, which is closely allied to

by Nick M

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January 6, 2022

German Inflation Slows, Bolstering The ECB's Case For A Rate Hike To Ease The Country's Economic Woes

German inflation has slowed from its highest level in decades, supporting the European Central Bank's view that the eurozone's record consumer-price growth will ease without the need for interest-rate hikes. Prices

by Nick M

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January 6, 2022

Fed Signals Cause A Sell-Off In Global Stocks And Bonds

On Thursday, stock markets were in the red, and some key government bond yields rose to their highest levels in years, as the Federal Reserve signaled the possibility of faster-than-expected

by Nick M

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January 6, 2022

US Economic Activity In The Services Sector Grew In December For The 19th Month In A Row

Today's Report (01/06/2022) Economic activity in the services sector grew in December for the 19th month in a row — with the Services PMI exceeding 60% for the 10th consecutive month. The

by Nick M

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January 6, 2022

US Factory Orders Show Continued Strength In November

Today's Report (01/06/2022) New orders for manufactured goods in November, up eighteen of the last nineteen months, increased $8.4 billion or 1.6% to $531.8 billion, the U.S. Census Bureau reported today.

by Nick M

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