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FOUND: 5 - What They Never Told You

The dollar index (DXY00 ) climbed to a 13-month high today and is up by +0.33%. The dollar is finding support from today's plunge in equity markets, which is boosting liquidity demand for the dollar. The dollar also has carryover support from last Wednesday, when the FOMC projected higher interest...

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America's Cost of Living at 200 vs 250: How Affordable is American Life Now?

Unpack the Semiquincentennial sticker shock by comparing the modern economy to the simple days of Casey Kasem countdowns and affordable living in 1976.

Kiplinger

US manufacturing soars on front-loading of orders; factory employment tanks to six-year low

US manufacturing activity surged in June as businesses stocked up anticipating shortages and price hikes, driven by Middle East conflict impacts. However, factory employment plunged to a six-year low due to rising operational costs. Despite peace talks offering some confidence, inflation concerns persist, leading manufacturers to cut jobs. This trend…

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As Inflation Hits 3-Year High, These 2 ETFs Are Designed to Hedge Against Rising Costs

With inflation hitting a three-year high of 4.2%, bond ETFs like SCHP and VTIP offer investors a liquid, low-cost way to hedge portfolios using U.S. TIPS.

MarketBeat

Oil slide anchors India 10-year yield at 3-month low

Indian government bond yields dipped to a three-month low on Tuesday, buoyed by easing oil prices and receding geopolitical tensions. The benchmark 10-year note closed lower as market anxiety subsided. Analysts anticipate yields to remain within a narrow band this week. Meanwhile, anticipation builds for a potential inclusion in a…

The Economic Times

Baht slide continues as BoT likely to hold interest rate

The baht is likely to continue its depreciation trend in the near term after falling below 33 to the dollar, unless the Bank of Thailand sends a hawkish signal on Wednesday about a potential interest rate increase, says Kasikorn Research Center.

Bangkok Post

Goldman Sachs Flags Three Major Threats To Southeast Asia's Food Supply

Food supply pressures in Southeast Asia are drawing renewed attention as higher energy prices linked to the Iran war, rising fertilizer costs and concerns surrounding El Niño add strain to agricultural markets across the region.

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Nasdaq 100 set to shed over $1 trillion as tech selloff deepens; SpaceX slides

Technology stocks came under heavy selling pressure on Tuesday, putting the Nasdaq 100 on track to lose more than $1 trillion in market value. SpaceX slipped below a $2 trillion valuation for the first time since its IPO, while chipmakers and AI-linked megacaps extended losses amid valuation and rate concerns.

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What Brexit did to the economy, inflation and housing market ten years on

Houses rose in value after Brexit - but economic growth stalled. How much of each was down to leaving the EU?

The Independent UK

India needs 7-8% growth for Viksit Bharat, private investment and export push crucial: EAC-PM Chairman

India needs sustained 7-8% economic growth to become 'Viksit Bharat' by 2047, driven by private investment and exports. Structural reforms are in place, with 'Atmanirbhar Bharat' focusing on enhancing domestic capability and product quality for global competitiveness, not import substitution. The nation is also prioritizing organic farming to reduce fertilizer…

The Economic Times

Amazon Prime Day 2026: Seven Items Worth Buying First to Beat the Inflation Rush

Amazon Prime Day 2026 runs from 23 to 26 June as US inflation hits a 4.2% three-year high. Here are seven categories worth prioritising before stock disappears.

International Business Times UK

Grocery price inflation eases concerns about impact of Middle East crisis

Supermarket prices were 3% higher than a year ago in June, down from May’s 3.1% and April’s 3.8%, figures from Worldpanel by Numerator show.

Evening Standard

RIP Alan Greenspan: you were charming, powerful and wrong

The former Federal Reserve chair was a smart guy – but he had a huge blind spot. Here’s what I wish I’d said to him

The Guardian - US

Gains Amid Uncertainty

Thailand’s headline inflation is on an upward trajectory, with forecasts projecting a return towards the central bank’s target range of 1% to 3%. Meanwhile, core inflationremainssignificantly lower, hovering around 0.8%, according to the Bank ofThailand. 1

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Global Market | European shares slip on Fed hike bets, tech drag

European markets opened lower Tuesday, impacted by anticipated US Federal Reserve rate hikes and concerns over escalating corporate AI investments. The STOXX 600 index saw a notable dip, with basic resources and tech sectors leading the decline. Asian equities also experienced significant drops. Investors are bracing for further interest rate…

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Slowing rural incomes could weigh on consumer demand: Dhananjay Sinha

Headline rural wage growth in India is misleading, with underlying increases significantly lower than reported. Rising inflation, reverse migration from cities, and an uncertain monsoon threaten to dampen rural demand. Consumer companies may face squeezed purchasing power as prices climb and real wages stagnate, potentially impacting their profitability and volume…

The Economic Times

India bonds rangebound as oil-led rally loses steam

Indian government bonds held steady as a recent rally paused, with investors now awaiting cues from Bloomberg's index inclusion decision and the monsoon's impact. Yields on the benchmark 2036 note saw a slight dip. Expectations of foreign inflows, boosted by potential index inclusion and easing oil prices, are supporting the…

France 24

Ethiopian PM's party secures win in national election

In tonight's edition: Ethiopia's ruling Prosperity Party takes roughly 90 percent of seats in elections that hand Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed another half decade in power. Also, inflation topped 5 percent last month in Tunisia, causing price hikes in food and essentials across the board. Plus Cape Verde keep on…

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US stocks: S&P 500, Nasdaq close lower, dragged by Alphabet and megacap tech; focus on Iran

US market saw a mixed close as the S&P 500 and Nasdaq dipped, primarily due to tech giants like Alphabet facing investor scrutiny over AI spending. The Dow, however, edged higher, supported by healthcare and industrial gains. Falling oil prices offered some relief, but a hawkish Federal Reserve stance and…

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USDA Predicts Food Prices Will Rise 3.4% Budgeting Tips for Moms to Keep Grocery Costs Down

Managing a household budget is becoming increasingly difficult for parents as food costs continue to climb. The United States Department of Agriculture officially predicts that retail food prices will rise by 3.4 percent this year. This steady inflationary pressure means families will spend significantly more money on everyday necessities and…

Bangkok Post

US monetary policy pressures gold

A growing narrative hinting at a faster-than-expected US interest rate hike could push gold prices down to US$3,600 an ounce or as low as 55,000 baht per baht weight for domestic gold bars in the near term amid persistent concerns over elevated inflation, says YLG Bullion and Futures.

Bangkok Post

Bank of Thailand set to hold firm on its policy rate

The Bank of Thailand (BoT) is widely expected to leave its benchmark policy rate unchanged at 1% at Wednesday's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting, with research houses noting that subdued inflationary pressures and heightened external uncertainties warrant a steady stance.

The Guardian - UK

Keir Starmer’s economic legacy – in charts

PM said Labour had turned economy around – but his record on growth and unemployment appears mixed

Fortune

The Fed is fed up with inflation and will bring down the hammer with a series of rate hikes this year, reversing earlier cuts, BofA says

“The Fed was willing to look through the tariffs, but it is losing patience after the latest round of supply shocks.”

The Independent UK

Warsh's gamble: A quieter Federal Reserve could mean volatile markets, higher rates

The Federal Reserve has for decades moved steadily from a remote, opaque government agency that shared little about what it did or why to a more transparent institution willing to explain how it makes decisions and what it thinks about the economy

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