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Despite mixed data on the US economy released on Thursday (strong retail sales and unemployment claims, weaker-than-expected industrial production), Treasury sell-off gained momentum with two-year yield climbing above 3.90%. Rate futures imply a 4.5% Fed interest rate in March 2023. Since the start of September markets have added almost 50 basis points to the expected […]
UK Retail Sales Plunge The British Pound has come under heavy selling pressure on Friday in response to the latest economic data out of the UK. Retail sales for August were seen falling to -1.6% from the prior month’s 0.4% reading. This was well below the -0.5% reading the market was looking for and marks […]
Cointelegraph’s editor-in-chief Kristina Cornèr moderated a panel that discussed what decentralization brings to Web3 at DeData 2022. 582 Total views 59 Total shares With the convenience of centralization seemingly threatening the original crypto vision, decentralization will still help escape a potential dystopian future, according to a panel discussion at the DeData Salon 2022 conference held […]
As financial market gloom continued to deepen on Friday, Deutsche Bank, Wall Street’s most pessimistic bank, came out with yet another eye-opening view: Its U.S. economists, led by Matt Luzzetti, now expect the Federal Reserve to end its rate-hike campaign at 4.9% in 2023’s first quarter. The notion of an almost 5% fed-funds rate, which […]
The BTC has fallen again. On Friday, the main fluctuations are at 19,797 USD. Everything which is going on with the BTC now has a lot to do with the situation in the US stock market. The latter, in turn, is experiencing totally not the best times. After capital markets dropped on Tuesday, there happened […]
The currency major has stabilised; the current quote is 1.0000. There are several days left before the meeting of the Federal Reserve System, and the market is unlikely to risk these days. The statistics published yesterday demonstrated that retail sales in the US in August grew by 0.3% m/m, while no changes had been expected. […]