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FX Daily: High-stakes payrolls
Articles FX Daily: High-stakes payrolls Published 07:45 FX Share X LinkedIn E-mail Copy link Share X LinkedIn E-mail Copy link Download Kevin Warsh’s ambiguity at the July FOMC means data releases like today’s payrolls carry greater risks of an outsized market reactio
Rates Spark: More guidance from jobs data than the Fed
Articles Rates Spark: More guidance from jobs data than the Fed Published 07:28 Rates Spark Share X LinkedIn E-mail Copy link Share X LinkedIn E-mail Copy link Download The Fed is leaving markets guessing on rates, with a September hike still a close call. This turns the focus to
German industry shows surprising resilience in June
Older quick take Quick take Published 06:49 Germany German industry shows surprising resilience in June Despite higher energy prices and the war in the Middle East, German industry continued its modest cyclical rebound, with an improvement in June. However, whether this rebound c
China’s trade growth surged amid strong external demand
Older quick take Quick take Published 05:03 China China’s trade growth surged amid strong external demand Chinese exports surged in July as external demand remained strong for sectors from ships to autos to tech. Imports continue to be driven by tech, while coal and natural gas i