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Today: June 14, 2025
Today: June 14, 2025

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UK hiring slows again in May but downturn might be easing, recruiters say

British businesses hired staff at a slower pace in May as demand for staff fell for an eighth consecutive month, but there were some signs that the downturn was

UK hiring slows again in May but downturn might be easing, recruiters say
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Trading Day-Dollar despair deepens

TRADING DAY Making sense of the forces driving global markets By Jamie McGeever, Markets Columnist  I'm excited to announce that I'm now part of Reuters

Trading Day-Dollar despair deepens
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US producer prices rebound less than expected in May

U.S. producer prices increased less than expected in May, restrained by lower costs for services like air fares.

US producer prices rebound less than expected in May
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UK economy shrinks by the most since 2023 as US tariffs hit

Britain's economy slowed sharply in April, reflecting shockwaves from U.S.

UK economy shrinks by the most since 2023 as US tariffs hit
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UK surveyors report weakest house price growth in nearly a year, RICS survey shows

Britain's housing market lost more steam last month as demand faded from buyers after an increase in property transaction taxes in April and concerns mounted about

UK surveyors report weakest house price growth in nearly a year, RICS survey shows
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Investors pull out of US stocks and into Europe and emerging markets

Global investors have moved money from U.S. equities and into European and emerging markets assets, as concerns mount over U.S. fiscal policy, rising debt and

Investors pull out of US stocks and into Europe and emerging markets
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Hopes for Fed rate cuts keep US Treasury yield views low ahead of supply deluge: Reuters poll

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Hopes for Fed rate cuts keep US Treasury yield views low ahead of supply deluge: Reuters poll
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Fed seen on track to start cutting rates by September

Cooler-than-expected U.S. inflation last month deepened conviction in financial markets on Wednesday that the Federal Reserve will start cutting interest rates by September and deliver a

Fed seen on track to start cutting rates by September
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U.S.-China framework underwhelms

What matters in U.S. and global markets today I'm excited to announce that I'm now part of Reuters Open Interest (ROI), an essential new source for data-driven, expert

U.S.-China framework underwhelms
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ECB's latest rate cut will help inflation back to 2%, Lane says

The European Central Bank's latest rate cut will help inflation bounce back to its 2% goal after an expected sag over the next year and a half, the ECB's chief economist Philip

ECB's latest rate cut will help inflation back to 2%, Lane says
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BoE's Saporta says UK banks should borrow more from its repo facilities

Banks operating in Britain should make more use of the Bank of England's longer-term repurchase facilities, as central bank bond sales and

BoE's Saporta says UK banks should borrow more from its repo facilities
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Cryptocurrency firm Bullish confidentially files for US IPO, FT reports

Peter Thiel-backed crypto exchange Bullish has confidentially filed for an IPO with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission in recent weeks, the Financial Times reported on Tuesday.

Cryptocurrency firm Bullish confidentially files for US IPO, FT reports
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Japan wholesale inflation slows, taking pressure off BOJ

Japan's annual wholesale inflation slowed in May on falling import costs for raw materials, data showed on Wednesday, taking some pressure off the central bank to

Japan wholesale inflation slows, taking pressure off BOJ
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Trading Day-Buoyancy trumping uncertainty

TRADING DAY Making sense of the forces driving global markets By Jamie McGeever, Markets Columnist  I'm excited to announce that I'm now part of Reuters

Trading Day-Buoyancy trumping uncertainty
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Brazil's central bank chief signals imminent bridge solution for real estate financing

Brazil's central bank governor Gabriel Galipolo said on Tuesday he expects to soon present a solution to finance the real estate sector, which is struggling due to a drop in deposits in

Brazil's central bank chief signals imminent bridge solution for real estate financing
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Modest UK economic growth to lead Bank of England to cut rates gradually: Reuters poll

The British economy will grow a mild 1% this year with the Bank of England set to cut interest rates two more times in 2025, according to economists polled by

Modest UK economic growth to lead Bank of England to cut rates gradually: Reuters poll
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Fed to keep rates on hold at least until September as inflation risks linger: Reuters poll

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Fed to keep rates on hold at least until September as inflation risks linger: Reuters poll
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Japan's largest opposition calls for lowering BOJ's inflation target

Japan's largest opposition party called for lowering the central bank's inflation target and giving it more flexibility to raise interest rates on Tuesday as it released its campaign

Japan's largest opposition calls for lowering BOJ's inflation target
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ECB will be as "agile" as needed in line with data flow- Villeroy

The European Central Bank stands ready to react as necessary to the flow of economic data in the face of currently high uncertainty, ECB policymaker Francois Villeroy de Galhau said

ECB will be as "agile" as needed in line with data flow- Villeroy
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Australia business activity stalls in May as retailers squeezed

Australian business activity stalled in May as consumers kept their wallets shut despite a cut in interest rates during the month, a survey showed on Tuesday, while firms reported

Australia business activity stalls in May as retailers squeezed
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UK shoppers slow spending after April bounce, surveys show

British consumer spending lost momentum in May after a bounce the month before, as households' confidence in their personal finances and capacity to spend fell,

UK shoppers slow spending after April bounce, surveys show
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US inflation expectations ease in May, New York Fed survey shows

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US inflation expectations ease in May, New York Fed survey shows
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Brazil inflation estimated to have edged down in May: Reuters poll

Brazil's inflation is estimated to have edged down in May as a persistent rise in food and beverage prices took a break, a Reuters poll found.

Brazil inflation estimated to have edged down in May: Reuters poll
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When pegs fly: Trump-induced turbulence hits Hong Kong dollar, interest rates

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When pegs fly: Trump-induced turbulence hits Hong Kong dollar, interest rates