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USD: Markets remain hawkish after CPI The dollar had a short-lived negative reaction to the spot-on consensus 0.1% headline and 0.2% core month-on-month CPI print yesterday. The driver was a small dovish repricing in Fed rate expectations, which told us that markets were positioned for a slightly hotter print than consensus. In any case, the ...
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Iron ore futures edged lower today. The DCE front-month contract I2609 seƩled at RMB 705/tonne, down 0.21% from the previous trading session.
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European equities pushed higher on Thursday, capturing a risk-on bid after an as-expected U.S. inflation reading reinforced bets that the Federal Reserve will hold interest rates steady in September.
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