The period between 1979 and 1983 was marked by significant economic turbulence in the United States. Inflation rates were high, the stock market experienced volatility, and interest rates were on…
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Central banks rate hikes cycle, turning into currencies war
Last week three central banks raised their interest rates, two of which surprised the markets. The Federal Reserve of the United States increased its interest rate by 0.75%, vs. an…
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Is it 2018 again, or are we heading toward recession, maybe even worse, a stagnation
For the past month, we are witnessing many discussions, analyses, and opinions about the state of the economy in the US and the world. Many market and economic analyzers are…
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The FED hiked the interest rates, and chairman Powell signaled another 0.50% rise in June
The Federal Reserve of the United States raised the interest rates in their meeting on the fourth of May 2022. During the Central Bank press conference, while answering questions, FED…
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FED Chairman Powell confirmed the 0.50% rate hike for the meeting in May
Last week in a speech for the IMF, the FED Chairman Powell confirmed the market expectation for a 0.50% rate hike for the meeting in May. As a result of…
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ECB signaled a rate hike in 2022, FOMC members suggest a 0.50% rate hike in the May meeting
The market participants balance the news from the war between Russia and Ukraine, high inflation, and Central Banks changing monetary policies. In the latest meeting of the ECB, the Central…
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The Bank of Canada raised its interest rates
The Bank of Canada raised its interest rates from 0.25% to 0.50%, the first interest rate increase since 2018. The Bank stressed the need for a further interest rate hike…
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The Reserve Bank of New Zealand raised its interest rates
Last week the Reserve Bank of New Zealand(RBN) raised its interest rates from 0.75% to 1.00%. In the official bank statement, the RBN stressed the need for further interest rate…
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