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Sales of so-called Maple notes by non-Canadian firms have set an all-time high this year
We haven't written up this one. Financial Post has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
XRP is trading just above $1.00, still pinned under a death cross, as the legislative tailwind that lifted it in July loses steam.
Iran’s oil terminals have appeared largely idle this month as the US continues to impose a blockade aimed at pressuring the country into a peace deal, though visibility into its operations remains…
"My hunch is that this is as at least partially attributable to wealth effects from record highs in the stock market."
HSBC Asset Management notes that Emerging Market local-currency bonds have delivered strong returns over the past four years, supported by credible policies and attractive real yields, but year-to-date performance has softened as US Treasury yields rose and EM-US real rate differentials narrowed.
Bitcoin wobbled with US stocks as Iran deflated hopes on the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz oil route, while analysis praised “exceptionally strong” institutional BTC inflows.
Ukraine's annual inflation accelerated to 7.7% in July from 7.2% in June, while core inflation held at 8.1%, according to the State Statistics Service. Water tariffs surged 31.9% and transport services jumped 28.9% annually as a result of the spike in prices caused by the Middle East war. Fuel price growth eased slightly to 28%.
