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Asian markets are mostly higher as Wall Street is stuck in trade war doldrums

The Los Angeles Times 18 Apr 2025
But that was countered by his criticism of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, who reiterated Wednesday that the tariffs are larger than what the central bank was expecting and could slow the economy and reignite inflation.
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Deutsche Bank sees China clients eye shift to Europe from US

Detroit news 18 Apr 2025
Vanguard International favors short-dated bonds in the euro area with the central bank free to cut interest rates ... spending package and scope for more interest-rate cuts by the European Central Bank.
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ECB chief says digital Euro CBDC will be here by October 2025. Who are the ...

BTC Manager 18 Apr 2025
Europe's central bank is pushing for the digital Euro, hoping to implement it by October this year ....
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Trump's anger boils over: The more the President pushes for a rate cut, the more ...

The Daily Mail 17 Apr 2025
Donald Trump may have no time for Europe, but he is full of admiration for the European Central Bank ... Trump’s response was to demand the termination of Jay Powell’s stewardship of the Federal Reserve, the US central bank.
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Turkish central bank raises interest rate to 46 percent

Urdu Point 17 Apr 2025
... Nicholas Farr, emerging Europe economist at London-based Capital Economics, said the decision "is a strong signal of commitment to a tight policy stance", in a policy note.
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Trump says Fed chair’s termination ‘cannot come fast enough’

The Irish Times 17 Apr 2025
Mr Powell said on Wednesday that Mr Trump’s tariffs were “likely” to put at risk the Federal Reserve’s goals of keeping prices and unemployment in check, emphasising the US central bank’s focus ...
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Can Trump Fire Powell from the Federal Reserve

Armstrong Economics 17 Apr 2025
Central Banks do NOT control the interest rate – THAT IS ANOTHER MYTH!!!!!! ... Then there was the 1985 Plaza Accord when James Baker thought that if the five main central banks banded together, ...
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UnitedHealth's worst drop in decades weighs on US indexes even as most stocks tick higher

The Call 17 Apr 2025
History suggests central banks with more autonomy tend to have economies with lower and more stable inflation ... The European Central Bank cut its main interest rate, which is something that often pushes stock prices higher.
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Most of Wall Street ticks higher as UnitedHealth drags down the Dow

Detroit news 17 Apr 2025
The European Central Bank cut its main interest rate, which is something that often pushes stock prices higher.
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Stock market today: Wall Street is mixed in premarket on uneven earnings, tariff anxiety

The Call 17 Apr 2025
... by Bank of America. Markets in Europe were down at midday, even as the European Central Bank was expected to cut interest rates given worries over the potential impact of Trump’s trade policies.
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Wall Street is mixed in premarket on uneven earnings, tariff anxiety

Daily Breeze 17 Apr 2025
... by Bank of America. Markets in Europe were down at midday, even as the European Central Bank was expected to cut interest rates given worries over the potential impact of Trump’s trade policies.
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US stocks hold steadier even as the Dow is dragged down by a slump in UnitedHealth Group

Moosejaw Today 17 Apr 2025
... by Bank of America. Markets in Europe were down at midday, even as the European Central Bank was expected to cut interest rates given worries over the potential impact of Trump’s trade policies.
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The economy in the next 24 hours: China GOP, earnings, US retail sales, FED-Powell speaks

Cryptopolitan 16 Apr 2025
Global markets are bracing for a pivotal 24-hour stretch on Wednesday, awaiting a reaction from a confluence of economic data releases and US central bank commentary ... Central banks in Canada and Europe policy decisions.
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Eurozone inflation falls to 2.2% ahead of expected ECB interest rate cut

AOL 16 Apr 2025
Money markets indicate there is a 98% chance that Europe's central bank will reduce borrowing costs again to 2.25% as the European economy prepares for a possible hit.
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