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UK June Flash Services PMI Misses Expectations, Signals Contraction
The UK June flash services PMI came in at 48.7, below the expected 50.1, indicating a second consecutive month of contraction and raising recession fears.
ECB’s Lane Warns Inflation May Stay Above 2% for Extended Period
ECB Chief Economist Philip Lane warned that inflation risks staying above the 2% target for an extended period, reinforcing expectations of a cautious approach to rate cuts.
Germany June Flash Manufacturing PMI Misses Expectations at 50.0
Germany's June flash manufacturing PMI came in at 50.0, below the expected 50.4, signaling stagnation and raising recession risks for the eurozone's largest economy.
Monte Paschi CEO Welcomes Competing Bids, Highlights Turnaround Value
Monte Paschi CEO Luigi Lovaglio welcomes competing bids for the Italian bank, citing the value created in its turnaround, and plans to evaluate all options in the interest of stakeholders.
Nomura and Sony Lead Surge in Japanese Bond Sales This Week
Nomura and Sony are among several Japanese issuers tapping global bond markets this week, driving one of the busiest periods for overseas yen-denominated debt sales this year.
Japan core inflation stays above 2% in May, BOJ data shows
Japan's core inflation eased to 2.7% in May while core-core inflation dropped to 2.1%, complicating the BOJ's policy normalization path as underlying price trends moderate.
Baht Slumps to One-Year Low on Widening US-Thailand Rate Gap
Thailand's baht weakened to a one-year low as expectations of a wider interest rate gap between the US and Thailand pressured the currency amid domestic headwinds.
Deutsche Bank Slashes Gold Forecasts Up to 22% on Hawkish Fed View
Deutsche Bank slashed its gold price forecasts by up to 22%, citing a more hawkish Federal Reserve and fading investment demand for the precious metal.
Japan 5-Year Bond Auction Demand Falls Below 12-Month Average
Japan's five-year government bond auction on Tuesday saw weaker demand than the 12-month average, as yen weakness fueled expectations the Bank of Japan may need to accelerate rate hikes.
Australia May CPI preview: fuel drag masks sticky underlying inflation
Australia's May CPI report is expected to show a drop in headline inflation due to fuel prices, but the trimmed mean measure watched by the RBA likely edged higher, reinforcing the case for rates to stay on hold or lean hawkish.
Gold Steadies as US and Iran Flag Early Progress in Peace Talks
Gold prices steadied after the US and Iran reported early progress in peace talks, reducing safe-haven demand and easing inflation concerns tied to geopolitical tensions.
Australian business activity stabilises in June, but new orders continue to fall
Australia's composite PMI neared stabilisation at 49.8 in June, but new orders fell for a fourth straight month, signalling persistent demand weakness that may challenge RBA policy expectations.
Citadel Says Fed’s New Regime Could Stabilize Long-End Treasuries
Citadel Securities says Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s commitment to lowering inflation bolsters credibility, potentially stabilizing long-dated Treasury yields and reducing the term premium.
Corporate Bond Issuance Surges in Blockbuster Summer
Corporate bond issuance has surged this summer, with companies rushing to lock in yields ahead of potential rate cuts, signaling strong demand in credit markets.
SpaceX Falls After Bond Offering, New Analyst Coverage
SpaceX shares fell after a bond offering and new analyst coverage, dragging space stocks to key support levels amid rising rate sensitivity.
Alamos Gold CEO Rejects Buyout Speculation After Production Cut
Alamos Gold CEO John McCluskey dismissed buyout speculation as unfounded, calling the recent production cut a temporary disruption that does not weaken the company's strategic position.
AbbVie to Buy Apogee Therapeutics for $10.9 Billion
AbbVie agreed to acquire Apogee Therapeutics for $10.9 billion, adding experimental treatments for atopic dermatitis to its dermatology pipeline.
Alan Greenspan, most powerful Fed chairman of the modern era, dies at 100
Alan Greenspan, who led the Federal Reserve for nearly two decades and shaped modern central banking, has died at age 100, prompting reflection on his legacy in interest rate policy.
Lagarde Sees No Need for Stronger ECB Response to War
ECB President Lagarde stated the central bank does not need to intensify its policy response to the Middle East conflict, as inflation is expected to return to target over the medium term.
Why Investors Are Turning to Silver in 2026
Silver is attracting investor interest in 2026 due to rising industrial demand from solar panels, EVs, and semiconductors, alongside inflation hedging and portfolio diversification.
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