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The main daily market developments, why they matter and their implications for investors. Each edition retains its original date.
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On 21 October, South Korea’s exchange paused programmatic buy orders for five minutes after a sharp price rise. The reversal follows yesterday’s decline, but companies’ profits still depend on…
Read moreOn 20 October, South Korea’s KOSPI closed 3.73% lower even though US technology shares had risen the previous day. Japanese shares also fell in the morning trading snapshot. For…
Read moreOn 14 October, the US reported faster September price growth, while the purchasing power of hourly pay fell. Today, 15 October, Taiwan’s chipmaker TSMC reported a much larger quarterly…
Read moreOn 12 October, US central banker Beth Hammack said that interest rates still needed to restrain demand to bring inflation down: fuel was not the only source of price…
Read moreOn 11 October, the International Energy Agency asked countries to assess additional diesel stock releases. This could ease costs for transport companies and industry, but no new volume has…
Read moreOn 8 October, the US 10-year Treasury yield fell to 5.22%, but central-bank Governor Christopher Waller did not rule out further rate rises. German August exports meanwhile showed a…
Read moreThe US central bank’s September meeting minutes, released on 7 October, showed that most participants had then envisaged another rate rise. Construction provided the main support for German output…
Read moreOn 6 October, the US Energy Information Administration raised its year-end oil price forecast, keeping expensive fuel a risk for transport companies. On the same day, US bond yields…
Read moreYesterday, 5 October, the Nasdaq Composite index rose 1.05% even as the US 10-year bond yield increased to 5.31%. Rising shares do not yet mean cheaper borrowing for companies.…
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