30 days: rates rose, but US consumer spending held up
From 3 September to 2 October, the US and euro-area central banks raised interest rates while new releases continued to show resilient US demand. Towards the end of the…
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30-Day Market Reviews
A rolling 30-day market history: what changed, what remains relevant and which developments could change the assessment.
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30 days: rates rose, but US consumer spending held up
During the rolling period from 2 September to 1 October, the US and euro-area central banks raised interest rates. End-of-month releases showed resilient US consumer spending and more expensive…
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30 days: technology profits, energy and borrowing costs
Over 30 days, technology companies reported strong revenue and profit, while other businesses still faced the risk of higher energy and borrowing costs. In late September, the US and…
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30 days: trade hopes do not remove cost pressures
Over 30 days, economic activity and technology revenue remained important supports, but rate increases and energy-supply risks raised costs. Late September brought hopes of trade relief, while slower Chinese…
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30 days: revenue is growing, but costs offer no relief
Over 30 days, the distinction between business growth and an easy investment environment became clearer. Technology demand and US spending supported revenue. Energy disruption and rate increases raised costs…
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30 days: real-yield relief followed tighter policy
Over 30 days, energy and financing costs became more important again. Final euro-area inflation for August reached 3.2% and Lithuania 5.6%. US and European central banks raised policy rates…
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30 days: from technology profit to synchronised rate pressure
Over 30 days, energy and financing costs became more important again. Final euro-area inflation for August reached 3.2% and Lithuania 5.6%. US and European central banks raised policy rates…
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30 days: demand holds up, but costs keep rising
Over 30 days, stronger sales receipts met higher bills for imports, energy and borrowing. The US rate increase on 16 September sharpened the question of how much growth reaches…
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30 days: growth held up, but costs did not fall
Company sales and production grew over this month, but success was not shared equally across the economy. Demand helped technology suppliers, costs rose for energy-buying companies, and interest rates…
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