Economy

Turkey’s Statistical Institute (TUIK) has faced criticism for its handling of inflation data, particularly regarding the lack of historical price information beyond May 2022. This raised concerns about the transparency and credibility of the inflation figures, especially when the institute stopped sharing this crucial data. Despite the backlash, TUIK’s head, Erhan Cetinkaya, defended the institute’s
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A rally in chip stocks recently lifted the Nasdaq and S&P 500 to record highs. Companies like Nvidia, Super Micro Computer, and Intel saw significant gains in their stock prices. Nvidia jumped 2.5%, while Super Micro Computer, a company that makes AI-optimized servers using Nvidia’s chips, rallied almost 9%. Intel also rallied almost 6%. This
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The Asian market seems to be on a positive trajectory as investors start the week with a positive mood. The recent U.S. job figures have reinforced the “soft landing” narrative, resulting in a decrease in the dollar and bond yields. This has fueled the ongoing rally in stocks, with most major equity markets worldwide reaching
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France’s political landscape has undergone a significant transformation as political parties rushed to form alliances in response to President Emmanuel Macron’s unexpected decision to call a parliamentary election. This move has led to the emergence of three major blocs, each with its own unique positioning and campaign pledges. Marine Le Pen’s eurosceptic National Rally party
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The upcoming U.S. presidential election has sparked fluctuations in bond yields as investors brace themselves for potential outcomes. President Joe Biden’s performance in the initial debate against rival Donald Trump caused yields to rise significantly, signaling a shift in market sentiment. The prospect of another term for Trump has led some investors to anticipate higher
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A recent ruling by a federal judge in Texas has partially blocked a Federal Trade Commission (FTC) rule aimed at banning noncompete agreements commonly used by employers. U.S. District Judge Ada Brown in Dallas found that the FTC overstepped its authority by adopting broad rules prohibiting practices it deems anti-competitive. This decision has significant implications
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The U.S. job market is expected to have experienced slower growth in June, with the unemployment rate holding steady at 4%. While the economy continues to expand, the pace of job creation is likely to have cooled off. This slowdown in job growth may indicate that the Federal Reserve will be able to control inflation
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The Bank of Israel is facing a challenging decision regarding its short-term interest rates in the wake of the war in Gaza, sticky inflation, and a widening risk premium. The current situation calls for careful consideration of various factors that could impact the country’s economic performance in the coming months. The decision to hold the
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