ECB's Lagarde says gradual action is right as inflation pressures persist
ECB's Lagarde says gradual policy response is appropriate as inflation outlook has risen for 2027-2028.
ECB's Lagarde says gradual policy response is appropriate as inflation outlook has risen for 2027-2028.
Global money supply hit a record $103.66T in August, but Bitcoin and gold remain weak as money growth slows and yields rise.
BoE Deputy Governor Ramsden said persistent high energy prices could justify a rate hike, though he currently sees little second-round effects.
Bitcoin remains pressured by US-Iran tensions and Fed rate-hike bets. Trump rejecting Iran's Strait of Hormuz proposal deepened the recent pullback.
Markets expect the RBA to lift the cash rate to 4.60% tomorrow, with traders focused on guidance and August CPI for the next move.
Gold fell after Trump rejected Iran's proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and signalled renewed bombing after the midterms.
Gold and silver lost about $1.05 trillion in combined market value on Monday amid rising expectations of a Federal Reserve rate hike.
European stocks opened slightly higher, but oil price gains and rising bond yields kept advances in check.
EUR/USD fell below the 1.14 support level after Trump rejected an Iranian proposal and strong US PMIs boosted the dollar. The euro remained weak amid ECB rateβ¦
Friday's US jobs report could determine whether Treasury yields climb higher or fall back, with wages and hiring data also in focus.
Upcoming week includes RBA rate decision, Canadian GDP, Australian CPI, US PCE and jobs data, and eurozone inflation figures.
Gold fell under $4,200, the lowest level in almost eight weeks, as Treasury yields rose and oil prices climbed. The next target is $4,000.
Gold fell below $4,200 as yields rose; oil climbed on Iran tensions; Japan services PPI rose 3.7%.
Treasury settles $202 billion in bonds Sept 30, leaving net new supply of $58.42 billion. No data links the settlement to Bitcoin, which trades near $84,000.
China's industrial profits rose 4.2% in August from a year earlier, the weakest monthly gain this year, as the year-to-date rate eased to 15.7%.