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Spanish Flash CPI and US Dallas Fed Index in Focus
Spanish Flash CPI is expected to show a slight cooling in headline inflation, while the US Dallas Fed Manufacturing index is forecast to tick higher, with focus shifting to this week's US NFP report.
Copper Falls as Fed Hawkishness and Strong Dollar Pressure Metals
Copper prices declined as the Federal Reserve's hawkish stance and a strengthening US dollar dampened sentiment toward industrial metals, reflecting tighter financial conditions.
Goldman Sees 130k June Payrolls With 40k World Cup Boost
Goldman Sachs forecasts June nonfarm payrolls at 130,000, including a 40,000 boost from the World Cup, implying an underlying trend near 90,000 that would strengthen the case for a September Fed rate cut.
PBOC Surprises Markets by Withholding Rate on Debut Overnight Operation
China's central bank launched its debut overnight reverse repo operation without disclosing the interest rate, surprising traders and clouding near-term borrowing cost expectations.
RBA Better Prepared for Next Crisis, Kent Says
RBA Assistant Governor Chris Kent stated the central bank is better equipped for future crises after reviewing alternative monetary policy tools, signaling readiness for unconventional measures.
VCIT vs IEI: Which Intermediate-Term Bond ETF Fits Your Strategy
Choosing between Vanguard's VCIT and iShares' IEI involves balancing higher corporate bond yields against the safety of Treasuries, with both ETFs targeting intermediate maturities.
Top economist warns Fed may need to hike rates in 2026
EY-Parthenon's Greg Daco warns markets may be underestimating the risk of a Fed rate hike in 2026, as inflation remains sticky and policymakers signal a hawkish tilt.
Top High-Yield Income Investments for 2026 Ranked
A ranking of the best high-yield income investments for 2026 highlights opportunities in bonds, dividend stocks, and REITs amid shifting rate expectations.
BIS Warns AI Bust Could Trigger Ripple Effects on Growth and Credit
The Bank for International Settlements warns that an artificial-intelligence bust, alongside inflation and fiscal stress, poses significant risks to global prosperity, with potential ripple effects from growth to credit markets.
Sydney Home Auction Clearance Rate Hits 6-Year Low
Sydney's weekend home auction clearance rate fell to its weakest level in over six years, driven by higher interest rates and property tax changes, signaling further cooling in the housing market.
UK War Bonds Proposal Gains Traction Under Burnham
The UK's incoming prime minister Andy Burnham is considering war bonds to fund military spending, a move that could reshape the country's debt landscape and influence gilt yields.
Warsh Joins 2008 Crisis Veterans on Global Stage as Rate Turmoil Looms
Kevin Warsh and three other veterans of the 2008 financial crisis will share a stage this week, highlighting central bank concerns over renewed market turmoil and rate volatility.
HYSA vs Money Market: Which Account Pays More for Savers
High-yield savings accounts and money market accounts track similar Treasury-driven yields, but the key difference is check-writing access and behavioral guardrails for emergency funds.
3 Dividend Stocks Yielding Up to 5.9% for Income Investors
With the S&P 500 dividend yield near a historic low of 1%, three stocks—Enterprise Products Partners, Realty Income, and PepsiCo—offer yields up to 5.9% for income-seeking investors.
Inflation flips Wall Street Fed rate bets as PCE data surprises
May PCE inflation data came in hotter than expected, with headline at 4.1% and core at 3.4%, shifting market expectations from rate cuts to potential rate hikes by the Fed.
ECB's Schnabel Warns Inflation Risks Remain Despite Peace Deal
ECB board member Isabel Schnabel warned that upside inflation risks persist despite a US-Iran peace deal reopening the Strait of Hormuz, signaling the ECB may maintain a cautious stance on rate cuts.
Europe Heat Wave Sparks Climate Inflation Worries for Rate Traders
A record-breaking heat wave in Europe, with temperatures exceeding 110°F in France, is raising concerns about 'climate inflation' that could drive up costs and complicate central bank policy decisions.
Bolivia Shifts to Flexible Exchange Rate After 15-Year Peg
Bolivia announced a shift to a flexible exchange-rate system after maintaining a fixed peg for 15 years, aiming to strengthen macroeconomic stability.
Biolife Attracts Takeover Interest From Repligen
Biolife Solutions has drawn takeover interest from Repligen Corp., signaling consolidation in the life sciences tools sector, which could impact valuations and deal premiums.
Abby Joseph Cohen Discusses Greenspan's Legacy After His Death at 100
Abby Joseph Cohen reflects on Alan Greenspan's tenure as Fed chair following his death at age 100, highlighting his influence on monetary policy and market stability.
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