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Crypto selloff resumes as post-Fed mood in global markets sours

The selloff in the digital-asset space accelerated Thursday, with losses in US equities also snowballing, a day after the Federal Reserve raised interest rates by the most in decades.

Tribune News Service

ASX falls 2pc and Wall Street plunges amid recession fears, UK hikes interest rates

The ASX slumps to an 18 month low after yesterday's rally on Wall Street vanishes in a sea of red, with investors taking flight as both the UK and Switzerland raise official interest rates.

ABC News

Bank of England follows Fed with rate hike

The Bank of England has followed the US Federal Reserve in raising interest rates. Both economies are battling the highest level of inflation in years and hope that tighter monetary policy will curb spiralling price rises. Also in the show: Australia's new government commits to more ambitious emissions reduction targets,…

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Biden says recession ‘not inevitable’ as Fed looks to raise interest rates to curb inflation

Financial analysts worry that the recent move into a ‘bear market’ foretells a coming recession

The Independent UK

Interest rate rise - all you need to know including impact on mortgage payments

Today's interest rates increase is expected to add around £21 a month - £252 a year - to the average repayments for a borrower with a £150,000 mortgage who is on their lender’s standard variable rate

Daily Mirror

Rand Paul Asked Senators To Balance the Budget. Only 28 Agreed.

Rising interest rates will only make it harder to balance the budget in future years.

Reason

A Wonky Evisceration of Biden's Bad Deficit Math

Interest rates and servicing costs could push us into worrisome territory sooner than we think.

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The Fed Raised Interest Rates By Historical Numbers: How You Can Combat Surging Inflation

The Federal Reserve and its Chair, Jerome Powell, raised interest rates by three-quarters of a percentage point on Wednesday, June 15th, 2022. The raise is the highest of its kind in nearly 30 years. Desperate times call for desperate measures, and The Fed is no exception, as it attempts to…

Benzinga

Mortgage repayments get more expensive overnight as Bank of England raises interest rates

Putting yet more pressure on households struggling with the cost of living, mortgages are getting progressively more expensive

Evening Standard

3 Financial Stocks Wall Street Believes Will Rally by More Than 65%

The Federal Reserve’s resolution to tame the surging inflation by increasing interest rates bodes well for financial stocks as a rising interest rate environment helps them grow their revenues. Wall Street analysts expect financial stocks Interactive Brokers (IBKR), PacWest Bancorp (PACW), and Signature Bank (SBNY) to rally more than 65%…

StockNews.com

How high can US mortgage rates climb?

More than 18m American households that could have afforded a property in January now priced out of the market, says National Association of Realtors, as inflation bites

The Independent UK

Homeowners face a £1667 increase in annual mortgage payments as BoE hikes interest rates again

Today’s announcement adds to consumer concern about the current economic climate, with Brits already struggling with the soaring inflation and cost of living crisis

Daily Mirror

Mid-Morning Market Update: Markets Open Lower; US Jobless Claims Fall To 229,000

U.S. stocks traded lower this morning, after the Federal Reserve raised interest rates by 0.75% on Wednesday.

Benzinga

Recession 'Virtual Certainty' as Interest Rates Spike

Plus: Libertarian Party drama, how rent control hurts renters, and more...

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The Guardian - US

Is the US heading for a recession? Here’s what you need to know

Many signs point in that direction. We have answers to questions that might be on your mind

Chronicle Live

The Bank of England has put up interest rates again – so how will it affect me?

The base rate has been raised to 1.25%, the highest point since the start of 2009, but what does it mean?

Reuters

Hungary extends food and fuel price caps until Oct amid surging inflation

Hungary's government has extended a cap on some basic food and fuel prices until Oct. 1, while a cap on retail mortgage interest rates will remain in place until the end of the year, Prime Minister Viktor Orban said on his Facebook page on Thursday.

Daily Record

Interest rates: Households warned of higher prices as Bank of England increases rates to fight inflation

The Bank of England increased the base rate for borrowing to 1.25 per cent but warned that there could be further rises as it fights to bring inflation down from 11 per cent.

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Insider UK

Bank of England hikes interest rates to 1.25%

Central bank warns that prices for households might increase even further than previously thought

Bangkok Post

SET plunges as Fed hikes rates hard

The Thai stock market fell on Thursday, after the United States Nasdaq futures market tumbled more than 2% on concerns over the economic impacts of aggressive rate hikes from the Federal Reserve.

Evening Standard

Mortgages: Bank of England raises interest rates to 1.25% — here’s what it means for your mortgage

Interest rates have risen again, meaning millions could be set for higher mortgage costs. How much will your monthly payments increase?

The Guardian - UK

Bank of England raises interest rates to 1.25%

Bank warns of inflation rising to 11% after split vote to lift rate, for fifth time in a row, by 0.25 points

Daily Mirror

Winners and losers of Bank of England interest rate hike - from homeowners to savers

The Bank of England has hiked its base rate has risen from 1% to 1.25% - a new 13-year high - as part of plans to cool soaring inflation, which currently stands at 9%

Daily Mirror

Interest rates hit 1.25% in 13-year high - what it means for you and your money

The Bank of England is putting up base rate to try to bring down record inflation levels, but the decision means some households will be left with higher bills amid a cost of living crisis

Axios

The stock market would actually kind of like a recession, thanks

The stock market's rise has been closely tied to low interest rates. If it takes a recession to get them back, it's a price investors are willing to pay.

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