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Dollar at Maximum Since April 2025 After CPI Report
Consumer prices in the US rose more than expected in September. This strengthened expectations of a Fed rate hike and supported the dollar.
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Cryptocurrencies Enter Wall Street: Who Controls the Market Now — Enthusiasts or Institutional Capital?
Bitcoin no longer lives exclusively in the world of crypto exchanges and forums. Exchange-traded products, asset managers, regulators and large portfolios have changed the market structure. But the mature infrastructure has not made the price of digital assets mature and calm.
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Trillions on Artificial Intelligence: Industrial Revolution or Wall Street's Most Expensive Experiment?
AI has already ceased to be a beautiful presentation about the future. Now these are factories, power plants, hundreds of billions in capital expenditures and an uncomfortable question for investors: when will all this start to pay off?
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The S&P 500 Record That Many Investors Missed: Why the Index Rises While Hundreds of Stocks Fall
The American market shows impressive results, but behind the capitalization growth lies an extremely uneven dynamic. How many companies are actually participating in the bull market - and why this is more important than another index record?
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Trading and Scams Go Hand in Hand? Why Is That?
Beginner investors are increasingly getting acquainted with markets through social networks, loud promises and fake trading platforms. The longest-lasting consequence of fraud is not only the loss of money, but also the conviction that any brokerage company operates by the same rules.
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Pound Strengthens Amid Dollar Weakness Ahead of US CPI Data
The British pound rose slightly, while the euro remained stable amid dollar weakening in anticipation of September US inflation data.
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Eurozone Debt Markets Stabilized After Lagarde's Remarks
Eurozone bond yields remained stable on Wednesday after inflows into long-term securities. Christine Lagarde's comments had no noticeable impact on the French market.
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Asian currencies almost unchanged awaiting US inflation data
Most Asian currencies remained stable as the dollar retreated from highs. Markets await September US inflation data to assess Fed policy.
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Political Risk Returns to Wall Street
What do congressional elections mean for capital, the defense sector, and technology companies?
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America on the Brink of a Political Turning Point: How Midterm Elections Could Change the Economy and Financial Markets
Three weeks remain until the US congressional elections. Inflationary pressure, the war with Iran, contradictions over support for Ukraine and the high concentration of stock market growth in the artificial intelligence sector make the November vote a potential catalyst for risk reassessment.
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How Trump Plays Politics into the Economy
Russian diesel, energy truce with Putin and pressure on Zelensky: why a loud diplomatic combination may prove politically more expensive than its short-term effect on the fuel market.
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Rupee sharply rises after RBI measures to support currency
The Indian rupee strengthened on Monday after the Reserve Bank of India presented a package of measures to reduce pressure on the currency.
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Yen Weakening Since 2025 Manifested Only in Offshore Trading
The weakening of the Japanese yen since 2025 occurred exclusively during offshore trading sessions, according to Bank of America data.
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French Yields Near Peaks Amid Record Debt
The yield of French bonds remains near the maximums since 2002 against the background of the forecast of the budget deficit at 5.4% and the political crisis. The sale of French securities puts pressure on the European debt market.