USA's inflation in line with expectations
USA's inflation is holding steady. The January figures were as the market had expected.
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Customs duties and inflation: The US stock market faltered and fell
The uncertainty continues to govern the New York stock exchange – which falls sharply. What is haunting is domestic inflation and interest rate stress as well as the threat of a global trade war.
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The Crown Strengthens Against the Dollar – Only Temporarily
The Swedish krona has got its revenge on the American dollar. However, those who hope for a continued dollar downturn will have to think again, at least according to Handelsbanken. The exchange rate will not become much lower.
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Fear of tariffs and prices sank Wall Street
Customs and price hike anxiety. This is how the presented explanations are spelled out for why the New York Stock Exchange ended the trading week with declines.
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Fewer new jobs in the USA than expected
Fewer jobs than expected were created on the US labor market in January. On the other hand, unemployment is now decreasing.
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