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Strong office rental growth keeps US investors in Japan despite rate increases

Expectations that Japan’s interest rates could rise to as high as 2.25 per cent have not deterred the influx of US capital into the local real estate market due to healthy rental growth of offices in prime locations, with analysts saying that investors have simply become more selective within the market. The Bank of Japan implemented two 25-basis-point rate…

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A rapid interest rate rise seems inevitable – and households are expected to pick up the tab

Raising borrowing costs too far risks laying waste to whatever growth there is in the economy A head of steam is building up behind the Bank of England raising interest rates again. With the latest forecasts by the central bank showing inflation rising to 5% next spring, another increase in the cost of borrowing seems inevitable, and may come as soon as next…

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Interest rate rises likely in coming months, Bank of England’s chief economist says

‘We have further to go,’ says Huw Pill after increase to 4% this month as Bank seeks to tackle rising inflation The Bank of England will probably need to raise interest rates next month and again in early 2027 to combat rising inflation, its chief economist has said. Signalling a sharp rise in mortgage payments for an estimated 2.3 million homeowners who wil…

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Base metals lose momentum amid strong dollar and demand concerns

One of the key reasons behind the weakness in base metals is the strength of the US dollar. The Dollar Index (DXY) has climbed to the 103-104 range, supported by resilient US economic data, elevated Treasury yields, and expectations that the Federal Reserve may keep interest rates relatively restrictive for longer.

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Bitcoin’s billion-dollar wipeouts are becoming a familiar sight

Bitcoin liquidation events exceeding $500 million have become common, reflecting significant market volatility. Recent trading sessions have seen large losses, including a $1.3 billion liquidation. Factors affecting the market include high oil prices and potential Federal Reserve rate hikes. Additionally, investors seem to be favoring artificial intelligence…

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AI rockets to top of worries about financial system in latest Fed survey

Artificial intelligence has emerged as a top concern for financial stability, according to a recent report from the Federal Reserve. A staggering 87% of respondents cited AI as a key risk, bringing attention to potential cyber threats and declining corporate earnings. There’s been a dramatic increase in debt tied to AI infrastructure investments.

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Fed's Jefferson says he is taking his policy cues from inflation

Federal Reserve Vice Chair Philip Jefferson emphasized inflation as the main factor in determining monetary policy. He highlighted that economic growth and a stable labor market have been observed. Jefferson indicated that upcoming adjustments to policy should rely on data trends and the evolving economic outlook. Concerns about artificial intelligence displ…

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Home sales hit 16-year low in October amid soaring mortgage rates

Sales of built units fell to 3.75m in October, down by 8.8% from last year, with mortgage rates at nearly three-year high US existing home sales hit a 16-year low in October as buyers were driven away by high mortgage rates and rising inflation, according to new data released on Wednesday. Sales of already built units dropped to 3.75m in October, down by 8.8…

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BofA adds January Fed hike to forecast, says quarterly pace no longer enough

BofA Global Research anticipates that the Federal Reserve will implement a rate hike in January 2027. This adjustment follows the unexpectedly high Consumer Price Index report for October. Expectations of a 25-basis-point increase are supported by increasing inflation driven by various factors. Other banks like Goldman Sachs and Deutsche Bank have also revis…

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US stocks: US stocks reverse early gains as Nvidia turmoil hits tech sector

US stocks fell as Nvidia’s leadership turmoil triggered a broad technology selloff, sending the Nasdaq down 1.42% and the S&P 500 nearly 1% lower. Softer-than-expected producer inflation offered little relief as investors weighed the outlook for interest rates and the wider AI trade.

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