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#Over a year, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) should rise by 4.5% in June 2023, after +5.1% in the previous month, according to the provisional estimate made at the end of the month.


#Consumer confidence in June was again characterized by increasing uncertainty. While the propensity to buy rose slightly, economic and income expectations have declined. GfK is forecasting -25.4 points in consumer sentiment for July, down 1 point from June of this year


ECB’s Kazaks: Risk Of Doing Too Little Bigger Than Too Much - CNBC


#Vladimir Putin managed to avert an attack on Moscow with an eleventh-hour deal with his mutinous mercenary commander. But the uprising has pierced his aura of total political control over Russia unlike any other event in his nearly quarter century in power.


#The bond market is finally getting in sync with Jerome Powell’s outlook for the economy. Traders have scrapped once-aggressive wagers that the Federal Reserve chief would pivot to easing policy before the end of this year


#The Federal Reserve (Fed) still has a very tough job ahead to bring inflation down to its 2% target over the long run while facing pressures from markets, which have a very different timetable than the Fed.


#Over the last four weeks I have been travelling to US (East Coast); Canada (Toronto); Europe (including Paris and Frankfurt) and London visiting customers and officials.


#US Secretary of State Antony Blinken is meeting with China's top diplomat Wang Yi in Beijing. The talks are being held amid strained bilateral relations.


#NZ: The house that fell in price by $1.6m in six months, and other big losses


#US It will be a quiet Monday as Wall Street observes Juneteenth. A week filled with economic releases will probably see the most attention go towards Fed speak. After the Fed’s hawkish skip


#Most of the things we expected to happen during the first half of the year in fact did: Inflation eased, U.S. economic growth slowed, the Federal Reserve appears to be near the end of its rate-hike cycle, and the U.S.


#The European Central Bank is expected to again hike interest rates on Thursday and signal that the fight against inflation is not over yet, analysts said, even as the eurozone falls into recession.


#@The European Central Bank will almost certainly deliver another interest rate hike on Thursday, pressing ahead with its fight against inflation even as the eurozone slides into a recession.


#Better than expected economic developments and elevated inflation are forcing central banks to reconsider whether they have raised rates to a sufficient high level in order to restore price stability.


The dollar retreated on Friday, dragged by lower U.S. Treasury yields after a spike in weekly jobless claims raised traders' hopes that a peak in U.S. interest rates was near, as focus turned to the upcoming week packed with central bank meetings.


Bank of Canada Hikes, Leaves the Door Open for More


#Interest Rates Drive UK Mortgage Affordability to Weakest Level Since 2008


@#A wealthy driver has been fined €121,000 ($129,544) for speeding in Finland, where such penalties are calculated on the basis of an offender's income. "I really regret the matter," Anders Wiklof told Monday's edition of the Nya Aaland,the main newspaper for the Aaland Islands


@#The dollar firmed against major peers in Asian trading after a robust U.S. jobs report spurred traders to price in higher interest rates for longer. The Australian dollar erased early losses after a report showed a pick-up in services activity in key trading partner China.


#True to the historic pattern, the US debt ceiling was used by the party not in control of the executive branch to exact spending concessions. Despite the extreme partisanship, the brinkmanship tactics, and fears that this time would be different, there was no default.


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