Macro Economic Events Archives - Page 16 of 129

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“Israel Defense Minister To Pentagon: No Choice But To Retaliate Against Iran” – Axios

April 15, 10:36 AM

https://www.axios.com/2024/04/15/israel-iran-attack-missiles-retaliationIsraeli Minister of Defense Yoav Gallant told Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin Sunday that Israel has no choice but to respond to the unprecedented

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Retail Sales Rises More Than Expected In March, Indicate Strong Consumer Spending

By Piero Cingari

April 15, 8:42 AM

Retail sales growth increase more than expected, showing consumer resilience despite inflation. U.S. stock futures rise on Monday.

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VIX Rockets 25% On Most Volatile Session In 2 Years; Oil Rises As Israel Braces For Iranian Attack: What’s Driving Markets Friday?

By Piero Cingari

April 12, 2:01 PM

In a week already ablaze with market fervor sparked by inflation data surpassing expectations and prompting a jolting reassessment of Federal Reserve rate cut projections, Friday witnesses heightened volatility, fueled by escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.

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‘Iran Warns U.S. To Stay Out Of Fight With Israel Or Face Attack On Troops’ – Axios

By Benzinga Newsdesk

April 12, 11:54 AM

https://www.axios.com/2024/04/12/iran-israel-attack-us-troops-warningIran sent a message to the Biden administration through several Arab countries earlier this week: if the U.S. gets involved in the fighting between

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Consumer Sentiment Worsens In April, Inflation Expectations Rise Further: Stocks Fall, Gold Surges Above $2,400

By Piero Cingari

April 12, 10:30 AM

April US consumer confidence report shows sharp decline in morale and rise in inflation expectations. Stocks fall, gold and treasury yields rise.

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Stocks Bounce Back With Tech, Gold Gaining After Modest Producer Inflation Data: What’s Driving Markets Thursday?

By Piero Cingari

April 11, 2:13 PM

Investors can breathe a sigh of relief on Thursday as last month’s Producer Price Index (PPI) inflation turned out slightly lower than expected, albeit with some caveats across different measures within the basket.

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Mild Producer Price Data Follows Consumer Price Shock, Yet Economists Raise Doubts On Rate Cuts: ‘Fed Pivot Is Quickly Disappearing’

By Piero Cingari

April 11, 12:28 PM

American producers saw surge in inflation, but it was slightly below expectations, calming market concerns. PPI and CPI may impact future interest rates. Economists give insights on the data.

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