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Global stocks sink, US dollar rises as data fuels inflation, rate hike worries - Vimarsana News

Global stocks sink, US dollar rises as data fuels inflation, rate hike worries

NEW YORK, Feb 17 — Wall Street’s major stock indexes all fell more than 1 per cent while the dollar hit a six-week peak and Treasury yields climbed yesterday after data showed...

GLOBAL MARKETS-Stocks sink, dollar rises as data fuels inflation, rate hike worries - Vimarsana News

GLOBAL MARKETS-Stocks sink, dollar rises as data fuels inflation, rate hike worries

Wall Street's major stock indexes all fell more than 1% while the dollar hit a six-week peak and Treasury yields climbed on Thursday after data showed higher-than-expected U.S. producer prices for January while jobless claims fell, underscoring the view the Federal Reserve would need to keep aggressively tightening policy to fight inflation.

St Brigid: First Irish bank holiday to be named after a woman takes place - Vimarsana News

St Brigid: First Irish bank holiday to be named after a woman takes place

The organisation Herstory worked on a three year campaign to get the public holiday introduced.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Rebound in U.S. stocks faces earnings test - Vimarsana News

Rebound in U.S. stocks faces earnings test

By Caroline Valetkevitch NEW YORK (Reuters) - A tentative bounce in U.S. stocks is about to face a key test, as companies get set to report fourth-qua...

Source: wsau.com
GLOBAL MARKETS-Wall St stocks fall, oil rises as China drops quarantine rule - Vimarsana News

GLOBAL MARKETS-Wall St stocks fall, oil rises as China drops quarantine rule

U.S. Treasury yields rose after economic data that showed the advance goods trade deficit for November narrowed to $83.35 billion from the prior month's $98.8 billion, while a separate report pointed to continued struggles for the housing market as home prices fell under rising mortgage rates. Oil pared gains as some U.S. energy facilities shut by winter storms began to restart after the commodity earlier hit a three-week high as China's latest easing of COVID-19 restrictions spurred hopes of a recovery in demand.