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Economists Forecast UK Inflation to Rise

Experts interviewed by the media predict that statistical data will be released this week, indicating an acceleration in the growth of inflation in the United Kingdom.

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BofA CEO Says About Impact of Interest Rates on Consumers

Chief executive officer of Bank of America Brian Moynihan said last Sunday, August 11, during a conversation with media representatives that in the United States, the lack of a decision by the Federal Reserve System to soften the concept of monetary policy, providing for cutting interest rates, in the short term may become a factor […]

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China’s Consumer Prices Demonstrate Growth

In July, China recorded an increase in consumer prices, the pace of which turned out to be higher than preliminary expectations regarding the degree of intensity of this indicator.

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NatWest to Tap Investors to Shed Loan Risk

NatWest, one of the largest financial institutions in the United Kingdom, is seeking to strengthen its lending firepower.

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Experts Say About Low Likelihood of Emergency Interest Rate Cut by Fed

A sharp slowdown in the pace of the dynamic of the growth in the labor market in the United States has provoked rumors that the Federal Reserve may begin to soften its monetary policy strategy, providing for cutting interest rates, even before its September policy meeting.

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Maersk CEO Says About Lack of Sign of US Recession in Freight Demand

Shipping giant Maersk, which has the status of a kind of barometer of the state of affairs in the world trade system, is convinced that currently there are no signs of a recession scenario in the global economy since the level of demand for services related to freight transportation continues to remain at high levels.

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JPMorgan CEO Doubts About Return of Inflation to Fed’s 2% Target

JPMorgan Chase & Co. chief executive officer Jamie Dimon said he was skeptical about the prospects that the inflation rate in the United States would return to the Federal Reserve’s 2% target.

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From Canvas to Commerce: Art Installations as Marketing Tools

Imagine walking through a bustling city square only to be captivated by a massive, interactive art installation sponsored by a global tech brand. You might wonder how these immersive experiences shape your perception of the brand and influence your behavior. Art installations are quickly becoming a strategic tool for marketers aiming to create emotional connections […]

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China Reports Exports and Imports Data

In July, China recorded an increase in imports, which exceeded preliminary expectations for the dynamic of this indicator, while the pace of export activity turned out to be less optimistic compared to forecasts.

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SoftBank Reportedly to Log Small Profit

The media, citing expert opinions, report that SoftBank Group Corp. will report a small profit.

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Morningstar DBRS Says About Self-Fulfilling Prophecy on Market

Morningstar DBRS analysts warn that a prolonged downturn in the market after a global sell-off could become what they called a self-fulfilling prophecy.

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Japanese Stocks Rebound From Crash

On Tuesday, August 6, in Japan, local stock indexes showed significant growth, partially offsetting the drop a day earlier that became a historical negative record.

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UBS Says About Current Condition of Japanese Market

Kelvin Tay, regional chief investment officer at UBS Global Wealth Management, said during a conversation with media representatives that currently going into the Japanese market in terms of symbolic comparison with other actions is similar to catching a falling knife.

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European Tech Stocks Decline

On Monday, August 5, the value of shares of European technology companies and local firms operating in the semiconductor manufacturing industry showed a drop.

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Japanese Stocks Demonstrate Rapid Fall

On Monday, August 5, Japanese stock indexes showed a drop in price of such a scale that corresponds to the concept of historical losses and does not belong to the category of moderate decline, which is not critical.

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Societe Generale Sells UK and Swiss Private Banking Units to Refocus

French banking group Societe Generale has agreed to sell its British and Swiss private banking divisions to Union Bancaire Privée for an estimated price of €900M to achieve “a streamlined, more synergetic and efficient business model”

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