Oil falls, but technology’s test is still ahead
Brent crude fell 3.9%, US new-home sales dropped 10.5%, and Nvidia's results will test whether technology valuations can hold.
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Brent crude fell 3.9%, US new-home sales dropped 10.5%, and Nvidia's results will test whether technology valuations can hold.
Read moreGermany’s quarterly growth was revised to 0.3% and business climate rose to 88.8, supporting European cyclicals while keeping rate risk in view.
Read moreUS business activity rose to 56.0 and the 10-year Treasury yield reached 4.74%, while oil supply risk keeps financing costs in focus.
Read moreEurozone business activity rose to 52.1 and manufacturing PMI to 52.8, signalling firmer growth as price pressures ease.
Read moreThree Fed voters backed a rate rise, German producer prices rose 3.0%, and the US Treasury will increase long-bond buyback limits.
Read moreThe Nasdaq fell 1.3%, South Korean shares lost 5.80% and European inflation reached 2.9% as energy complicated rate cuts.
Read moreBrent crude rose 2.7% to $90.87, US stocks fell 0.5%, and BHP's copper earnings surged as markets weighed inflation against weaker demand.
Read moreOil supply risk persisted, US retail sales fell 0.6% and Chinese investment dropped 6.7%, sharpening the conflict between growth and inflation.
Read moreUS producer prices were flat in July, the S&P 500 rose 0.7% and Applied Materials revenue grew 25%, while the 30-year yield stayed at 5.21%.
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