Next Indian stocks' selloff trigger waiting in US
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KUALA LUMPUR: The ringgit opened higher against the US dollar on Tuesday, amid cautious sentiment ahead of key central bank meetings this week, an economist said.
The boss of one of Aim’s newest constituents has insisted he is still “enjoying the ride” after the stock’s slump in the months following its London IPO.
The current Fed chairman criticized the central bank last year for moving too slowly to cut rates. Investors now expect him to start taking those cuts back.
A pullback by pension funds in Treasurys has created a void filled by hedge funds, and the New York Fed is asking about the potential risks.
Talk of heading off AI’s potential role in destroying humanity hurt some stocks and helped others, with major U.S. indexes edging lower.