Australian home prices have continued to rise for the seventeenth consecutive month in June, with a 0.7% increase from May. This upward trend has persisted despite various downside risks such as the country’s cost of living squeeze, high interest rates, housing affordability issues, and strict credit policies from lenders. The CoreLogic Research Director, Tim Lawless,
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The year’s second half could bring a bullish move for both value and growth stocks, according to VettaFi’s Todd Rosenbluth. In a recent interview on CNBC’s “ETF Edge,” Rosenbluth expressed optimism for value stocks, which have historically been market laggards. He pointed to the FTSE Russell’s annual rebalancing as a potential catalyst for a resurgence
Global equity funds experienced a surge in inflows during the seven days leading to June 26. This influx, totaling $21.65 billion, was the highest recorded in more than three months. Investors are optimistic due to expectations of moderating U.S. inflation levels, which could prompt the Federal Reserve to announce interest rate cuts. The U.S. central
The eurozone has been experiencing a lackluster economic performance in recent years. However, the latest data revealing a 0.3% quarterly growth in GDP suggests that the bloc is currently not in a technical recession. Despite this seemingly positive development, there is still a looming possibility of a recession later in the year, albeit minimal. The
Recently, the USD/JPY pair reached levels as high as 160.34, a milestone not seen since 1986. This surge is primarily fueled by market expectations of potential intervention by Japanese authorities. Despite verbal assurances from Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki about the government’s readiness to counteract fluctuations in the yen’s value, concrete financial measures have yet to
Gold prices in India have remained relatively unchanged, indicating stability in the market. As one of the most sought-after precious metals, Gold plays a significant role in various aspects of the economy, including its value as an investment asset and a safe-haven during turbulent times. Gold has a long-standing history as a store of value
Asian stocks displayed a lack of stability in early trading as traders awaited a crucial U.S. inflation report. The yen lingered just below the 160 per dollar threshold, raising concerns about potential intervention by Japanese authorities. The hawkish comments from Federal Reserve officials also played a role in keeping U.S. rate cut expectations in check,
The short-term Elliott Wave analysis of XAGUSD (Silver) suggests that the cycle from the 5.20.2024 high is still in progress, forming a complex double three structure. The price action reveals that wave ((a)) ended at 30.03, wave ((b)) rallied to 32.29, and wave ((c)) dropped to 29.36, completing wave W. The subsequent rally in wave
The financial landscape is constantly evolving, marked by intricate economic indicators, monetary policy decisions, and investor sentiment. In this article, we delve into the recent developments in consumer inflation expectations, private sector credit numbers, US economic data, CB Consumer Confidence Index, US Personal Income and Outlays Report, and their implications on monetary policy decisions. The
Fitch Ratings agency has revised its expectations regarding China’s policy rate, no longer anticipating a cut for this year. The initial forecast for one cut in 2024 has now been pushed back to the following year. This adjustment is influenced by the U.S. Federal Reserve’s decision to maintain high interest rates, impacting the exchange rate
The latest report on U.S. factory production in May showed a surprising increase, rebounding from declines in the previous two months. The Federal Reserve reported a 0.9% jump in manufacturing output, surpassing economists’ expectations. However, despite this positive development, the outlook for sustained momentum in the sector remains uncertain. Higher interest rates and softening demand
China has recently opened an anti-dumping investigation into imported pork and its by-products from the European Union. This investigation, announced by China’s commerce ministry, is mainly targeted at countries like Spain, the Netherlands, and Denmark, in response to curbs on its electric vehicle exports. The focus of the probe will be on pork intended for
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