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Global stocks, US dollar gain on allure of Fed soft landing - Vimarsana News

Global stocks, US dollar gain on allure of Fed soft landing

NEW YORK, Jan 28 — World stocks rallied and the dollar edged up from eight-month lows yesterday as slowing inflation data raised hopes the Federal Reserve can engineer an...

Sterling steady as gloomy data highlights recession risks - Vimarsana News

Sterling steady as gloomy data highlights recession risks

The Bank of England must balance controlling inflation with not damaging an economy that is already in recession.

European Shares End Higher As Focus Shifts To Cenbank Meetings - Vimarsana News

European Shares End Higher As Focus Shifts To Cenbank Meetings

European shares ended higher on Friday as investors assessed mixed earnings from the region, while easing inflation in the United States bolstered sentiment ahead of a week of major central bank

GLOBAL MARKETS-Stocks, dollar gain on allure of Fed soft landing - Vimarsana News

GLOBAL MARKETS-Stocks, dollar gain on allure of Fed soft landing

U.S. consumer spending fell for a second straight month in December, a Commerce Department report said, which also showed the smallest gain in personal income in eight months that partly reflected moderate wage growth - booth good signs for inflation. MSCI's gauge of stock performance in 47 countries gained 0.31%, after the index earlier hit fresh five-month highs, while the dollar index rose 0.187%.

Traders bet on interest rate being cut to 4% by end of this year - Vimarsana News

Traders bet on interest rate being cut to 4% by end of this year

Traders are pricing in the Bank of England's benchmark rate hitting a peak of 4.5% over the summer before drifting towards 4% by the end of 2023.