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3 High-Quality Large-Cap Stocks to Buy This Month

The better-than-expected May employment report indicates that the Federal Reserve will continue to raise interest rates aggressively this year. Since the fears of an economic slowdown are expected to keep the stock market extremely volatile, it could be wise to bet on high-quality large-cap stocks McKesson (MCK), Novo Nordisk (NVO),…

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'Big consideration': Canberrans prepare for larger mortgage repayments

Home owners have been making moves to fix their rate following the cash rate rise in May, however one financial advisor said it may be too late.

The Canberra Times

Big guns warn investors of growing risks

Business & Investing: Investors worried Fed likely to continue hiking interest rates again, JP Morgan CEO warns of an 'economic hurricane' and oil prices rise 50% in first six months of year

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Erdogan Promises More Rate Cuts, Plays Down Inflation in Turkey

Turkey will continue cutting interest rates rather than hiking them in the face of high living costs, President Tayyip Erdogan said on Monday, playing down inflation of more than 70% as one of several problems for the economy. In a speech, Erdogan also redoubled his commitment to boosting production, exports…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Initiative to cap interest rates for payday loans submits signatures for Michigan ballot

On June 1, the campaign Michiganders for Fair Lending submitted signatures for a ballot initiative that would appear on the November ballot.

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Stocks climb on Wall Street, led by more gains in tech

Stocks rose broadly in morning trading on Wall Street Monday, led by more gains in big tech companies

The Independent UK

‘Mortgage prison‘: Home owners facing budget squeeze as interest rates rise

Australians are being hit with a double whammy of rising mortgage costs and falling property prices as interest rates rise.

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Deflation to War: How the ECB Responded and What is Next

The global surge in inflation has brought to an end a long period of low interest rates and forced central banks around the world to try to bring prices under control by raising borrowing costs. Inflation in the eurozone soared to an all-time peak of 8.1 percent in May, precipitating…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Interest rates: RBA weighs up risk of ‘climb shock’ ahead of decision

Economists split on how much Reserve Bank will lift cash rate on Tuesday as it looks to rein in inflation

The Guardian - AU

Why India needs a Fiscal Council

Fiscal transparency and accountability must be ensured to create room for market confidence in a high public debt regime

The Hindu

May Jobs Report Keeps Fed on Track for Half-Point Rate Rises

The strong employment figures released Friday keep the Federal Reserve firmly on track to raise interest rates by a half-percentage point at its meeting in two weeks and again in late July to cool high inflation.

Bangkok Post

Get ready for 'reverse currency wars' phenomenon

The US dollar is up 12% against the euro over the past year and, at €0.93 (34.22 baht), is approaching parity. If prices of oil and other commodities now seem high in dollar terms, they look even higher in euros. With the greenback surging, and inflation in many countries currently…

Bangkok Post

Nigeria has just hiked interest rates: why it's the wrong recipe for curbing inflation

The Central Bank of Nigeria recently announced an increase in the interest rate, from 11.5% to 13%, a 1.5 percentage point hike that took effect immediately.

The Conversation

Job growth in US tops estimates, signaling optimism on economy

U.S. employers hired at a robust pace in May while wage gains held firm, suggesting the economy continues to power forward as the Federal Reserve raises interest rates at a steep pace to tame red-hot inflation.

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The Guardian - UK

Ukraine more than doubles interest rates as it fights economic crisis

Central bank moves to stem double-digit inflation and protect currency, taking borrowing to highest level since 2015

The Independent UK

Asia shares slide across board amid rate hike, COVID worries

Asian shares are mostly lower, echoing a decline on Wall Street as investors fret about higher interest rates and rising coronavirus cases in parts of the region

Asharq Al-Awsat

World Shares Mixed after Stocks Retreat on Wall Street

World shares were mixed Wednesday after a wobbly day on Wall Street closed out a month buffeted by worries about a possible recession, inflation and rising interest rates. Germany's DAX gained 0.5% to 14,465.06 and the CAC 40 in Paris advanced 0.5% to 6,497.69.

The Guardian - UK

UK house price slowdown ‘on way’; factory growth hits 16-month low – as it happened

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The Independent UK

Asian shares mixed after stocks retreat on Wall Street

Shares are mixed in Asia after a wobbly day on Wall Street closed out a month buffeted by worries about a possible recession, inflation and rising interest rates

ABC News

House prices fall for the first time in nearly two years as rising interest rates bite

Australian home prices have fallen nationally for the first time in at least 20 months, according to two leading monthly indices, although many parts of the country are still in a property boom.

The New Daily

‘Two-speed market’: Property prices are falling as rates rise, but not everywhere

Australia’s housing market has started falling from its pandemic highs, with property prices down 0.11 per cent in May amid rising interest rates.

The Conversation

Ghana's debt: the pros and cons of borrowing abroad versus at home

A government which decides to borrow – either because it has programmed a budget deficit or needs to refinance maturing debts – faces two, non-mutually exclusive possibilities: borrow domestically in the local currency or borrow externally in a foreign currency.

The Guardian - UK

How Partygate could do for Johnson as Black Wednesday did for Major

The Tory reputation for economic competence was shredded in 1992 but the present PM’s woes go deeper, politically and economically

Evening Standard

City fears Sunak energy deal may force Bank of England’s hand on rates

THE BANK of England may be forced to shove up interest rates even quicker than it was planning following Rishi Sunak’s dramatic intervention in energy markets, the City warned today.

Evening Standard

FTSE 100 Live: Higher interest rates warning, S&P 500 to break losing streak

City economists are today revising UK forecasts after Rishi Sunak’s £15 billion of support to help households through the energy crisis.

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