Todays Important Data for Bullion Market [10-Aug-2022]

Todays Important Data for Bullion Market [10-Aug-2022]

Todays Important Data for Bullion Market Annual inflation rate in the US likely slowed to 8.7% in July of 2022 from 9.1% in June, which was the highest reading since November of 1981. Gasoline prices increased nearly 44% year-on-year in July, much slower than a 60% jump in June and …

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100 bps July 2022 Fed Rate Hike on the Table

Fed Rate Hike: Despite the looming recession risks, markets are wagering a 100 bps rate hike in July, as Fed will likely fight the inflation monster head-on. The Bank of Canada’s (BOC) unexpected 100 bps lift-off also favors hawkish Fed tightening expectations. The Fed sentiment is leading the way so far this Thursday, weighing negatively on the Gold (XAUUSD) pair.

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FOMC June Minutes Outlook: FOMC will release the minutes of the June policy meeting on Wednesday, July 6.

FOMC Outlook: The US Dollar Index (DXY), which tracks the greenback’s performance against a basket of six major currencies, surged above 106.00 and reached its highest level in nearly two decades on Tuesday. The widening policy divergence between the US Federal Reserve and other major central banks, especially the European Central Bank, continues to boost the dollar. Additionally, the currency capitalizes on safe-haven flows with investors growing increasingly worried about a global recession.

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India Can’t Afford to Go on a Debt Binge

India’s economy has suffered more than most from the pandemic and so have its people. The country has lost more than a year’s worth of growth and perhaps a decade’s progress in its efforts to reduce poverty. The economic contraction — the first in India since the 1970s — has put pressure on its government like so many others to respond.

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Beijing Pays the Price for the Slow Pace of Economic Reform

As the world’s largest nations send out helicopter money amounting to well more than 10% of their gross domestic product to fight the economic effects of the coronavirus pandemic, China, which just suffered its first economic contraction in two decades, is conspicuous for its stinginess.

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