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40% Chance Of A US Recession, Other Key Economies Face High Risk: Report
The global economy is in the grips of a serious slowdown, with some key economies at high risk of recession and only sparse meaningful cooling in inflation over the next year, according to Reuters polls of economists.
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Bitcoin Tumbles To An 18-Month Low As Red-Hot US Inflation Impact Spreads
Bitcoin plunged to the lowest in about 18 months in Asia trading Monday as the impact of Fridays shock US inflation data continued to reverberate through global risk assets.
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Global Stocks Slump, Dollar Reigns Supreme On Hot US Inflation Data
Global equity markets slumped and the dollar strengthened on Friday after a bigger-than-expected U.S. inflation spike in May raised concerns the Federal Reserve may tighten policy for too long and cause a sharp slowdown.
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Soaring Global Inflation Does Not Fully Reflect Ukraine War's Impact Yet
Inflation has surged sharply in March, according to the latest data from India, the United Kingdom and the United States, but that does not reflect the full impact of the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, suggesting that the risks are skewed more to the upside for price pressures globally.
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Rupee Does a U-Turn To End Over 0.4% Weaker At 76.61; Paring Earlier Gains
The rupee does a U-turn to end over 0.4% weaker At 76.61, after advancing a touch over 0.2 per cent to 76.27 in the opening trade on Friday.
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King Dollar Reigns Supreme; Likely To Keep Strength On Aggressive Fed
The dollar was up over 1.5 per cent on expectations of aggressive Fed rate hikes after a spike in the US inflation to its fastest in 40 years.
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Rupee's Gaining Trend Continues Despite Supercharged Volatility In Global Markets
The rupee continued its strengthening trend, albeit only slightly, as stable oil costs offset any worries of fastest US inflation in four decades.
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US Inflation Spikes To 7.5% In January, Highest In 40 Years
US consumer prices rose at an annual rate not seen since February 1982, with a 7.5 percent increase over the 12 months to January, government data showed Thursday.
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40% Chance Of A US Recession, Other Key Economies Face High Risk: Report
The global economy is in the grips of a serious slowdown, with some key economies at high risk of recession and only sparse meaningful cooling in inflation over the next year, according to Reuters polls of economists.
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Bitcoin Tumbles To An 18-Month Low As Red-Hot US Inflation Impact Spreads
Bitcoin plunged to the lowest in about 18 months in Asia trading Monday as the impact of Fridays shock US inflation data continued to reverberate through global risk assets.
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Global Stocks Slump, Dollar Reigns Supreme On Hot US Inflation Data
Global equity markets slumped and the dollar strengthened on Friday after a bigger-than-expected U.S. inflation spike in May raised concerns the Federal Reserve may tighten policy for too long and cause a sharp slowdown.
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Soaring Global Inflation Does Not Fully Reflect Ukraine War's Impact Yet
Inflation has surged sharply in March, according to the latest data from India, the United Kingdom and the United States, but that does not reflect the full impact of the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, suggesting that the risks are skewed more to the upside for price pressures globally.
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Rupee Does a U-Turn To End Over 0.4% Weaker At 76.61; Paring Earlier Gains
The rupee does a U-turn to end over 0.4% weaker At 76.61, after advancing a touch over 0.2 per cent to 76.27 in the opening trade on Friday.
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King Dollar Reigns Supreme; Likely To Keep Strength On Aggressive Fed
The dollar was up over 1.5 per cent on expectations of aggressive Fed rate hikes after a spike in the US inflation to its fastest in 40 years.
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Rupee's Gaining Trend Continues Despite Supercharged Volatility In Global Markets
The rupee continued its strengthening trend, albeit only slightly, as stable oil costs offset any worries of fastest US inflation in four decades.
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US Inflation Spikes To 7.5% In January, Highest In 40 Years
US consumer prices rose at an annual rate not seen since February 1982, with a 7.5 percent increase over the 12 months to January, government data showed Thursday.
