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Trump Extends US-China Tariff Truce for 90 Days | Bloomberg: The Asia Trade, 8/12/25
Bloomberg Television· 2025-08-12 03:01
[NO AUDIO] THIS IS THE ASIA TRADE, INVESTORS AWAIT CLUES ON A RATE CUT NEXT MONTH AS AUSTRALIA'S RESERVE BANK WILL DELIVER A 25 BASIS POINT REDUCTION TODAY. TRUMP IS OPEN TO NVIDIA SELLING A SCALED DOWN BLACKWELL CHIP AND CHANGING HIS TUNE ON THE INTEL CD SAYING HE HAS AN AMAZING STORY. U.S. MARKETS CLOSED LOWER WITH THIN VOLUMES AS MARKETS AWAIT THE CPI NUMBERS COMING OUT TOMORROW MORNING AND WE EXPECT TO SEE HEADLINE CPI MOVING UP 2% ON THE YEAR.FUTURES LOOK FLAT AHEAD OF THAT. OIL IS MOVING HIGHER WITH D ...
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Bloomberg· 2025-08-12 02:50
Bond investors betting on a Federal Reserve interest rate cut next month face a potential roadblock: inflation https://t.co/Wx4IOOjgBA ...
摩根士丹利研究关键预测-Morgan Stanley Research Key Forecasts
摩根· 2025-08-12 02:34
M Morgan Stanley Research: Key Forecasts August 11, 2025 06:38 PM GMT Next 12-Months Outlook: Our High-Conviction Calls Skewed to the Downside: In the US, employment growth is moderating faster than anticipated, and we view this as a meaningful signal in that there are downside risks to the labor market. We expect a step-up in core goods inflation this week, pushing the core CPI inflation rate for July to 3.04%y/y. Along with the July CPI, the August CPI report and payrolls report will be key for the Fed ah ...
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Bloomberg· 2025-08-11 23:30
A rise in UK retail sales in July was driven by an uptick in inflation rather than demand, according to the British Retail Consortium https://t.co/qkPJzRWFhO ...
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Investopedia· 2025-08-11 22:30
Rising inflation could put the Federal Reserve in a dilemma: lower interest rates in September to boost the economy and preserve the job market, or keep them high to prevent inflation from surging. https://t.co/u0Re0GQpHX ...
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Joe Consorti ⚡️· 2025-08-11 21:42
They're never going to cut spending because of Congressional incentives.They can't keep rates high because of the ballooning government interest expense.They increasingly can't repay those obligations with real gains from productivity.Buy bitcoin.Capital Flows (@Globalflows):Remember when they told everyone that they'll just "inflate the debt away"Now the interest expense for the US government is a massive issue ...
Stocks close lower, why markets are in a 'holding pattern"
Yahoo Finance· 2025-08-11 21:42
That's the closing bell on Wall Street. And now it's market domination over time. We're giving you full team coverage of all the moves to get you up to speed on the action from today's trade.Macro Talk News founder Hope King as well as Yahoo Finance's Jared Blickery join us here to break down the moves. So Jared, let's start with you here on the close and it looks like we're seeing losses across the board. Yes, we lost some steam and I'll show you a few charts here on the Wi-Fi Interactive.First up, the Dow ...
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Investopedia· 2025-08-11 21:38
Inflation is problematic if you're living on a fixed income. Learn how Social Security benefits account for inflation and how retirees can cope with rising prices. https://t.co/8UFUgJcr8X ...
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Investopedia· 2025-08-11 21:30
The S&P 500 slipped 0.3% on Monday, Aug. 11, 2025, ahead of a key inflation report on Tuesday and as President Trump pushed back the deadline for higher China tariffs. https://t.co/fEoahAaIxK ...
Bitcoin rises above $120,000 ahead of key inflation data: CNBC Crypto World
CNBC Television· 2025-08-11 21:11
Today, Bitcoin crosses back above 120,000. The Peter Tealbacked crypto exchange Bullish is boosting its US IPO target. And Bit Pay Steven Pere breaks down the trend of crypto payment options among corporate giants.Welcome to CNBC's Crypto World. I'm McKenzie Seagalos. Crypto prices are in the green to kick off the week with Bitcoin reclaiming the $120,000 level.That's after a brief pullback at the beginning of the month. As of noon Eastern, Bitcoin climbed more than 1% to $120,283. Ether rose more than 2% a ...