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EUROPE
ECB wary of putting
end-date on quantitative easing – sources – Reuters
ECB preview: another
minor hawkish twist – Danske
Bank
UNITED STATES
Markets Worry Trump May
Have to Use Obama’s Secret Debt Ceiling Plan – BB
Retail Sales decreased
0.2% in June – Bill McBride
Second Straight Drop in
U.S. Retail Sales Shows Tepid Spending – BB
CPI Disappoints again - weakest
since Jan 2015 – ZH
Little Change in U.S.
Consumer Prices Shows Modest Inflation – BB
OTHER
FX: A 'Sintra accord'?
Maybe, but it has yet to be signed by the Scandies – Danske Bank
BoA: "The Most
Dangerous Moment For Markets Will Come In 3 Or 4 Months" – ZH
REGULARS
High yielding currencies like the New Zealand dollar and the Australian
dollar were the top performers in the wake of both Janet Yellen's testimony and
strong China trade numbers.
Brexit bill backlash, London Tube’s new greeting, Gordon Ramsay’s second
act
Brexit Serenity Baffles Brussels, U.S. Bank Results in View, One-Two
Combination for Stocks
Higher equities across the globe * Another weak US inflation report * Yields
higher on Draghi speaking on QE at Jakson Hole * SEK buoyed by inflation data.
Asian shares were flat to modestly firmer on Friday after the Dow ended
at a new high on Thursday as Fed chief Janet Yellen repeated her dovish message
in a second day of testimony to Congress.
A second day of dovish testimony from Fed chief Janet Yellen on Thursday
kept the markets in risk-on mode, and US retail sales and CPI data on Friday
will be closely examined for anything that could affect the Fed's gradual
tightening plans. Attention now swings to the European Central Bank's policy
meeting next week.
Aussie Scales New Highs for the Year, as the Greenback Remains on the Defensive
It’s raining Brexit — PiS take — Turkey a year on
Global Shares Hit Another Record High In Lethargic Session Ahead Of US
Data Deluge
FINNISH
USA:n inflaatio julkaistaan tänään | Ruotsin inflaatio
odotuksia kovempi | Punta jatkoi vahvistumistaan