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A softer New Zealand sharemarket closed the week with a half per cent fall, dragged down by the big three energy stocks as long-term interest rates climbed...

It is hard to see why Hezbollah/Iran will butt out and merely reiterate demands for peace. Meanwhile, everything is on hold. Bond yields have declined as speculators lock in profits, as the chart of the US 10-year Treasury Note shows.

The Fed maintained their hawkish message but had something for bears too. Hot US data highlights risks to inflation, but soaring yields are likely to have capped rates

The Fed's announcement is the most sought-after announcement on Wednesday. The manufacturing activity, construction spending, and job openings as well as, the latest earnings results from major corporates will get special attention.

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The only reason the dollar hasn’t declined on the foreign exchanges is the lack of an attractive currency alternative.

Early trends on the U.S. Futures Index suggest that Wall Street might open mostly lower on Thursday. Asian shares finished down, while European shares are trending down with shares in London off the most.

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Mirroring the broadly positive cues from the global markets overnight, Asian stock markets are trading mostly higher on Wednesday, as worries about the outlook for interest rates eased a bit after dovish comments from some US Fed officials lowered expectations for further interest rate hikes for now.

After opening on a slightly subdued note, U.S. stocks climbed higher and held firm right through the day's session on Tuesday to eventually close with solid gains.