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US Stock Market: Jobs data, AI earnings to test Wall Street rally amid inflation risks loom

Investors are closely watching the U.S. jobs report and Broadcom's earnings this week amid concerns that persistent inflation and potential interest rate hikes could derail the strong equity rally. While AI enthusiasm fueled recent gains, economic data and Fed policy expectations remain key drivers for market direction.

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Powell uses JFK award speech to warn against political pressure on Fed, courts and schools

Jerome Powell, former Federal Reserve Chair, received an award for safeguarding the central bank's independence. He emphasized the crucial role of independent institutions like universities, courts, and Congress in democracy. Powell warned against political interference in monetary policy decisions. He also acknowledged past Fed mistakes. The award recognized courage in…

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Raise it, regulators: A repo rate hike - 50 bps increase to 5.75 perhaps - will reduce CAD, incentivise capital flows

India's monetary policy committee faces a complex decision. Delayed economic growth data and an unknown US Federal Reserve policy create significant challenges. Inflation is rising while growth slows. The committee must navigate these uncertainties to set interest rates. The government is already taking steps to manage the economy. The committee's…

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Rupee soars to best day in nearly two months, closes at 95 vs USD as RBI steps in, oil drops

The rupee saw a significant jump on Friday, its best single-day gain in two months. This surge was driven by likely intervention from the central bank and a drop in oil prices. The rupee ended the session at 95 per dollar. Investors are now focused on the Reserve Bank of…

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RBI must let rupee depreciate; use liquidity tools, not rate hikes, to curtail inflation: Duvvuri Subbarao

Former RBI Governor Duvvuri Subbarao has advised the RBI to allow some rupee depreciation to counter external pressures. He has suggested using liquidity measures instead of rate hikes if inflation risks rise. Subbarao has emphasised that monetary policy should be a last resort for exchange rate defence.

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US Stock Market: Fed Vice Chair Jefferson backs current rate stance ahead of June meeting

Federal Reserve Vice Chair Philip Jefferson said the current US monetary policy stance remains appropriate as policymakers assess persistent inflation risks and economic resilience. Jefferson reiterated that restoring inflation to the Fed’s 2% target remains the priority, while officials continue monitoring labour market conditions and geopolitical risks affecting the broader…

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Why are gold and silver prices down sharply today and will precious metals continue to fall or rise again? Gold hits two-month low as inflation fears rise

Why are gold and silver prices down sharply today and will precious metals continue to fall or rise again? Gold prices dropped to a two-month low after investors reacted to inflation concerns, rising oil prices, and expectations of interest rate hikes by the US Federal Reserve. Silver prices also declined…

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Rising bond yields and inflation remain key risks for markets: Candace Browning

Global investors are focusing on artificial intelligence driven earnings growth, overshadowing geopolitical concerns. Strong US corporate profits and expectations of easy monetary policy are supporting markets. While some sectors may recover at different paces after conflicts, the AI investment boom is expected to continue for at least another 12 to…

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Gold edges higher on weaker dollar; focus on US-Iran talks, Fed outlook

Gold prices edged higher on Wednesday, buoyed by a weaker dollar as investors awaited developments in U.S.-Iran peace talks. Market participants are also closely monitoring U.S. Federal Reserve policymakers' remarks and upcoming PCE data for insights into future monetary policy, while consumer confidence eased amid inflation concerns.

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US Stock Market: Bond yields drop after Trump signals progress in Iran talks

Treasury yields declined as optimism around a US-Iran agreement boosted demand for government bonds. Softer oil prices eased inflation concerns, reducing pressure on the Federal Reserve to maintain aggressive monetary policy. However, market caution persisted following reports of US and Israeli strikes on Iranian vessels.

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US Stock Market: Kevin Warsh’s Fed debut signals major shift in US monetary policy landscape

President Donald Trump now directly influences US economic policy with Kevin Warsh leading the Federal Reserve. This change comes as inflation rises and consumer confidence falls. Housing affordability is a major concern with mortgage rates climbing. Warsh faces pressure to balance growth with inflation control. The Federal Reserve's decisions will…

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Bitcoin price crash after $126,000 peak: What triggered the drop and can BTC USD recover to new all-time highs? Here's what crypto traders need to know

Bitcoin (BTC USD) crash and recovery analysis: Bitcoin's rally to $126,000 in October 2025 faltered due to tariff shocks, liquidations, and ETF outflows, pushing prices down to $77,000. Recovery hinges on holding the $79,000-$80,000 zone, institutional demand, and a shift in monetary policy. Forecasts for a return to previous highs…

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RBI dividend provides fiscal buffer, but inflation risks loom large: Kanika Pasricha, Union Bank

The Reserve Bank of India's dividend payout provides a small fiscal buffer. However, government finances face pressure from fuel excise cuts and rising fertiliser subsidies. Inflation risks are increasing due to higher fuel prices. This situation suggests a cautious approach to monetary policy as the central bank monitors economic indicators.

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US Fed chair Kevin Warsh says will be 'reform-oriented' at glitzy White House swearing-in

New US Federal Reserve chair Kevin Warsh vowed to be "reform-oriented" as he was sworn in at the White House on Friday, with President Donald Trump insisting the central bank chief would be "totally independent." It is unusual for the chief of the Fed -- an independent non-partisan body that…

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Kevin Warsh takes oath as US Federal Reserve chair

Kevin Warsh has taken the oath as the new US Federal Reserve chair. President Donald Trump stated his desire for Warsh to be fully independent. Trump urged the new chair to focus on letting the American economy boom. Warsh was advised to make decisions without external influence. This marks a…

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Warsh takes over Fed with a policy problem already in view

Kevin Warsh takes charge as the new Fed leader. He faces a critical juncture for the economy and monetary policy. Inflation is high and could rise further. Artificial intelligence is reshaping industries. Warsh must decide whether to raise interest rates to combat inflation. His actions will be closely watched by…

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Gold rises as interest rate fears ease on US-Iran deal optimism

Gold prices saw a slight increase as optimism grew regarding a potential US-Iran peace agreement, easing concerns about prolonged high inflation and interest rates. While US President Trump hinted at further action against Iran, Vice President Vance indicated significant progress in talks. Investors await Fed minutes for monetary policy insights.

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Keeping close watch on supply shock, impact on inflation: RBI Guv Sanjay Malhotra

The Reserve Bank of India is watching global uncertainties closely. Governor Sanjay Malhotra stated the RBI is monitoring supply shocks. The central bank will act if price increases become widespread. India's monetary policy remains neutral, allowing flexibility. The RBI aims for price stability while managing short-term volatility. Future policy decisions…

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Silver tanks Rs 5,600/kg, gold slips Rs 1,000/10g after drone strike on UAE nuclear plant amid Iran war fears. Time to sell?

Gold and silver prices opened sharply lower on Monday, driven by escalating Middle East tensions that pushed oil prices higher and fueled inflation concerns. This surge in oil prices strengthened expectations that interest rates could remain elevated for longer, impacting bullion markets. Investors are closely watching for further clues on…

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Japan's 10-year bond yield hits 29-year high as market awaits Bessent's remarks

Japan's 10-year government bond yield reached a 29-year peak on Tuesday. This occurred despite a stable auction. Investors are keenly awaiting remarks from U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, currently visiting Tokyo. The market is focused on potential U.S. pressure regarding Japan's monetary policy and currency. Bond yields across various maturities…

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Fed up or down with Don? How independent Trump nominee Kevin Warsh will be as Fed chair matters far beyond the US

A major global financial moment is approaching as attention turns to the US Federal Reserve leadership transition and its wider impact on monetary policy. Federal Reserve is set for a leadership change as Kevin Warsh has been nominated by Donald Trump to replace Jerome Powell when his term ends on…

Fortune

Fed whisperer splits on Powell: A+ as steward, but ‘I don't think you could give him high marks on the economy’

"I think they made a lot of mistakes under his leadership, on the economics and the monetary policy."

Evening Standard

FTSE 100 rallies as oil eases and Bank of England holds rates

The FTSE 100 closed up 165.71 points, or 1.6%, at 10,378.82.

Evening Standard

Why did the Bank keep interest rates the same despite rising inflation?

A large majority of policymakers opted to keep interest rates at 3.75% at the latest Monetary Policy Committee meeting on Thursday.

Evening Standard

Bank of England holds interest rates at 3.75% but hints at future hikes

Eight members of the Bank’s nine-person Monetary Policy Committee voted to hold interest rates steady.

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