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Most Upwards on Wall Street
Friday's American labor market statistics strengthened the stock speculators' hopes that the central bank, the Federal Reserve, will lower the interest rate at its next meeting in two weeks. The figures showed that more jobs than expected were created in the USA last month, but on the other hand, unemployment increased slightly, from 4.
Wall Street fell ahead of job report
After the winning streak earlier in the week, stock prices on Wall Street slowed down and fell back in anticipation of important labor market statistics. .
Central Bank Member Conditions More Rate Cuts
Many investors on Wall Street hope that the US central bank Federal Reserve (Fed) will deliver an early Christmas present in the form of a lowered interest rate at its meeting on December 17-18. Christopher Waller, a member of the Fed's board of directors, conditions the possibility:.
USA inflation increases as expected
Inflation in the USA rose to 2. 3 percent in October according to the so-called PCE measure.
Fed protocol had little impact on the stock market
The US central bank, the Federal Reserve (Fed), is convinced that inflation in the country is steadily decreasing, while the labor market is strong, which opens up for more gradual interest rate cuts. This is shown by the protocol now released from a heavy Fed meeting.
ECB Hiker: Can Cut Even if Fed Doesn't Cut
The European Central Bank can continue to lower the interest rate regardless of what the US central bank Federal Reserve does, according to François Villeroy de Galhau, France's central bank governor and member of the ECB's board of directors. .
Media: Battle over Trump's Finance Minister Post
A Wall Street billionaire or perhaps a former chief within the central bank Fed? USA's future president Donald Trump is said to be expanding the circle where he is seeking his future finance minister. .
Powell: No Rush to Lower Interest Rates
The USA's central bank chief Jerome Powell notes that the country's economic development is still strong and that further interest rate cuts may be delayed. .
Most gloomy on Asian stock exchanges
Asian stock exchanges largely opened Thursday's trading down as investors balanced hopes of a new interest rate cut from the Fed with continued concern over the Trump administration's economic plans. In Shanghai and Shenzhen, the composite indexes had fallen by 0.
Spotify Rolled On Wall Street
The stock exchange in New York closed after small movements. But Spotify had a fun day on the stock exchange and surged two-digit.
American inflation rises
Investors breathe a sigh of relief. Inflation is rising in the USA, but not more than feared.
Still Happy Faces on Wall Street
The trade development on the US stock exchange continued upward on Thursday – after having surged since Wednesday when it became clear that Donald Trump was elected as new president. .
Trump in focus after expected Fed decision
The USA's central bank, the Federal Reserve (Fed), is lowering its interest rate by 0. 25 percentage points, and the rate is now in the range of 4.
Thousand-kronor notes to be picked up when the Central Bank increases the pace
A thousand kronor lower mortgage interest on the three million loan - that's the effect when the Swedish Central Bank is expected to make a double rate cut. But risks have emerged along the way.
The Stockholm Stock Exchange fell – Astra Zeneca plummeted
The Stockholm stock exchange fell slightly at Tuesday's close. The broad OMXS index declined by 0.
Securing Your Savings in the Event of a Trump Victory
It's still far from clear. But a victory for former President Donald Trump in the presidential election in the USA looks increasingly likely in measurements and odds.
The Dollar Is Getting Increasingly Expensive
The Swedish krona is losing value against the US dollar, which is now at its highest level since last summer. One dollar now costs 10.
Lower Inflation in the USA
Inflation in the USA amounted to 2. 1 per cent in September according to the so-called PCE measure.
Consumption boosts US GDP ahead of election
Consumers and companies in the USA continue to spend money, despite global headwinds and uncertainty ahead of the US election next week. And more jobs are being created than expected in the world's largest economy.
Technology Giants Weigh Down Wall Street
The New York stock exchange fell on Wednesday, mainly due to declines in some of the index-heavy technology companies. iPhone manufacturer Apple fell 2.
Mixed picture on Asia's leading stock exchanges
Several of the leading Asian stock exchanges started Tuesday's trading down in a situation where investors are worried that the Fed will slow down its interest rate cuts, while the geopolitical situation in the Middle East remains unpredictable. On the Tokyo Stock Exchange, the key Nikkei 225 index had shrunk by 1.
Upwards on the New York Stock Exchange
The leading indexes on Wall Street were traded upwards on Tuesday – with tech giants as locomotives – after gloomy faces on Monday. .
Largest stock market crash since the financial crisis
The Hong Kong stock exchange can summarize the worst trading day in 16 years. At closing, the Hang Seng index had plummeted by over 9 percent, which is the largest decline since the financial crisis in 2008.
Strong US figure - "reduces recession fears"
The job market in the USA is significantly stronger than expected, show new figures. The news reduces the pressure on the American central bank, according to Elisabet Kopelman, USA analyst at SEB.
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