Morning Bid: Dollar Slides as Job Worries Mount

Morning Bid: Dollar slides as job worries mount

By Mike Dolan LONDON (Reuters) – What matters in U.S. and global markets today By Mike Dolan, Editor-At-Large, Finance and Markets Global stocks pushed higher on Tuesday as U.S. rate cut fever built and a wave of European merger activity helped offset the week’s political upheavals in France and Japan. With U.S. long-term bond yields sliding to four-month lows on Monday ahead of the week’s big debt auctions, the dollar fell to a seven-week low a…

Stocks Rise on Bets Fed Will Look Past Sticky CPI: Markets Wrap

(Bloomberg) -- Wall Street piled into bets the Federal Reserve will cut rates next week, with stocks rising on speculation that policy easing at a time when the economy is not in a recession will keep powering Corporate America.

Wall Street rises on bets inflation won’t derail US Fed cut

While upcoming data is projected to show progress on reducing inflation has stalled, traders continued to brace for almost three Fed cuts this year starting in September

Stocks Rise on Bets Inflation Won’t Derail Fed Cut: Markets Wrap

Wall Street piled into bets the Federal Reserve will cut rates next week, with stocks rising on speculation that policy easing at a time when the economy is not in a recession will keep powering Corporate America.

Macro Watch: Final Inflation Reports This Week Could Seal Fed’s Rate Cut Decision

We are heading to the final week of inflation reports before the much-awaited Federal Open Market Committee next week, on September 17. There is a lot riding on the line for the Fed at this upcoming meeting. Markets are now

Australian shares to fall after Wall Street rallies on Fed cut hopes — Capital Brief - EUROPE SAYS

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