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Ball of confusion as Biden and Putin fight war of words

By phildobbie — 6 months ago

Whilst all eyes are still on Ukraine, trading is thin ahead of a long weekend says NAB’s David de Garis. But bonds have been shifting in response to the FOMC minutes, with no nugget suggesting a half percent rate rise in March.

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The Aussie dollar has fallen sharply on weak Chinese data. Oil has also fallen markedly, with NAB’s Ray Attrill says that’s a combination of the China data and hopes of an Iran nuclear deal that would add more oil to global supplies. https://t.co/Q0fzeqBcGU

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Equity markets pushed higher in the US on Friday. NAB’s Tapas Strickland says strong corporate earnings have helped, and a belief that the Fed will not be moving much further on rate hikes – even though Fed speakers are keen to suggest otherwise.
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