Korea’s rebound and rising energy costs: market review
Korea paused programmatic buy orders. Japan’s export value outpaced volume, while German energy costs put pressure on industrial profits.
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Korea paused programmatic buy orders. Japan’s export value outpaced volume, while German energy costs put pressure on industrial profits.
Read moreKorea’s KOSPI fell 3.73% on 20 October after US shares rebounded. Chinese growth masks weak spending, while petrol lifts Canadian inflation.
Read moreUS September prices outpaced hourly pay. TSMC and ASML results show the other side of the market: technology revenue and profits continue to grow.
Read moreBeth Hammack sees inflation beyond fuel. Japan’s price easing is uneven; diesel permission and open hardware plans still need to become deliveries and profits.
Read moreThe IEA asked members on 11 October to assess more diesel releases. US consumers rated current conditions worse, while German insolvencies varied by sector.
Read moreUS consumer sentiment fell to 46.3 points. Why price pressure persists, what energy stocks reveal and why Germany’s recovery remains uneven.
Read moreThe US 10-year yield fell to 5.22%, but Waller did not rule out further rate rises. Weaker German exports add a different risk to bonds and profits.
Read moreFed minutes revealed September’s rate-rise expectations as construction lifted German output. The links between bonds, company profits and fuel costs.
Read moreEIA raised its oil price forecast before including the new G7 reserve plan. US bond yields eased, while euro area retail volumes barely recovered.
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