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Surge in trade between India and the Netherlands is attributed to an increase in shipments of petroleum products, electronic items, chemicals, aluminium goods.

Inflation in Japan’s capital Tokyo continued to climb, data showed last night, underpinning the Yen ahead of the release of the Federal Reserve’s preferred measure of US inflation, core PCE

Imports in December last year also declined to $58.24 billion as against $60.33 billion in the same month last year

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The negotiations over the northern ireland protocol, following a video call today between the uk and the eu. there had been speculation the two sides were close to some kind of framework agreement that will ease the movement of goods from great britain to northern ireland. last week there was some progress made the sharing of trade data across the border. the protocol keeps northern ireland in the eus single market for goods, avoiding the need for a hard border with the irish republic after brex...

The precious metal continues to grind higher and unless Thursday’s US inflation release comes in higher than expected, gold is likely to test resistance around the $1,900/oz. level this week.

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The precious metal continues to be in the thrall of US rate expectations and with yields starting to reverse lower from their recent elevated levels, gold may soon attempt to make a fresh multi-month high.

Is that there are capital controls in russia, so its very hard to sell the rouble. and that means that the exchange rate of the rouble is completely artificial. and as you said, the second part of the argument is usually that russias trade surplus has ballooned in 2022. this is absolutely true. but what it reflects is shrinking imports. and this is due to the fall in household consumption. actually, the last time that the us recorded a trade surplus with the us economy was in a recession. so one...

Essentially, you cant have an idea of the state of an economy by looking at the current account or the trade surplus. usually the argument is twofold that the russian rouble is doing very well, and its true that it has recouped its losses from the first days and weeks of the russian invasion of ukraine. but what this shows is that there are capital controls in russia, so its very hard to sell the rouble. and that means that the exchange rate of the rouble is completely artificial. and as you sai...