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iShares MSCI All Country Asia ex Japan ETF (NQ: AAXJ )

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Market Talk - Tuesday, May 9
The Agricultural Bank of China, one of the country’s largest commercial lenders, has scaled up support for the manufacturing sector. 
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Market Talk - Monday, May 8
The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) has stated that the US will default on its debt sometime this summer if Congress does not raise the $31.4 trillion debt limit. 
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Market Talk - Friday, May, 5
Economic output in the European Union grew by 0.3% in the first three months of 2023 compared to the previous quarter. 
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Market Talk - Thursday, May 4
TD Bank and First Horizon merger was abandoned because of a drawn-out regulatory approval procedure, which would have created America’s sixth-largest bank. 
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Market Talk - Wednesday, May 3
Despite the recent banking failures, the FOMC said that the system remains “sound and resilient”. 
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Market Talk - Thursday, April 27
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Market Talk - Wednesday, April 26
First Republic Bank has been struggling with liquidity, and its stock market value has collapsed by over 80% in the past ten trading sessions due to fears of a bank run. 
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Market Talk - Tuesday, April 25
Oil dropped 2% on Tuesday after two sessions of gains as deepening concerns of an economic slowdown and a stronger dollar outweighed hopes of higher Chinese demand and lower U.S. crude stocks. 
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Market Talk: Monday, April 24
The former chief economist of the Bank of England predicts that inflation in the UK will fall rapidly in the coming months, advising interest rate setters to pause further increases. 
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Market Talk - Thursday, April 20
The Bank of England may raise the base rate as high as 5%, as current measures are not reducing inflation. 
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Market Talk - Wednesday, April 19
The Mortgage Bankers Association’s reported that demand fell 10% for the week and 36% YoY when rates were at the 5.2% level. 
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Market Talk - Tuesday, April 18
China’s consumer inflation fell to an 18-month low, rising by 0.7% year-on-year in March, slower than the 1.0% gain in February, indicating weak demand. 
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Market Talk - Wednesday, April 11
Inflation is showing small signs of easing in the US, as indicated by today’s CPI report. 
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Market Talk - Tuesday, April 11
The International Monetary Fund issued a dire warning for the economy at large, as they do not expect the global economy to return to what it was pre-pandemic. 
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Market Talk - Friday, April 7
Nonfarm payrolls in the US rose by 236,000 in March, indicated by the highly-reviewed Labor Department report released this Friday. 
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Market Talk - Thursday, April 6
The Canadian labor market remains tight, as indicated by the latest report from Statistics Canada. 
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Market Talk - Wednesday, April 5
The ADP released today indicated signs of an easing US workforce. 
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Market Talk - Tuesday, April 4
The Labor Department will release its March nonfarm payroll this report this Friday, and Fed officials are looking to see signs of easing. 
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Market Talk - Friday, March 31
India’s unemployment rate rose to a 16-month high in December as job creation in the slowing economy failed to keep pace with the growing workforce. 
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Market Talk - Thursday, March, 30
The labor market is slowly easing in the US, as the weekly report from the Labor Department indicated. 
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Market Talk - Wednesday, March 29
US banking fears have temporarily quelled after Powell and Yellen directed damage control last week following the banking failures experienced earlier in the month. 
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Market Talk - Tuesday, March 28
The US and Japan have agreed to not impose export duties on critical minerals needed for electric vehicle batteries. 
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Market Talk - Monday, March 27
Barclays has increased its forecast for the Bank of England’s benchmark policy rate to 4.5% following the central bank’s recent rate hike and unexpected rise in British inflation. 
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Market Talk - Friday, March 24
European Union leaders and the ECB sought to calm market jitters by presenting a united front on the banking sector on Friday. 
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Market Talk - Wednesday, March 23
The Bank of England has raised interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point to 4.25% in its 11th consecutive rate hike to combat rising inflation. 
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Market Talk - Wednesday, March 22
The Federal Open Market Committee voted unanimously to raise rates by 25 bps to a target range between 4.75%-5%. 
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Market Talk - Tuesday, March 21
Mortgage applications rose in February in the US as home prices began to cool. 
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Market Talk - Monday, March 20
The S&P downgraded its credit rating for First Republic from BB+ to B+. Some believe a sale of the bank is possible if they cannot raise capital. 
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Market Talk - Friday, March 17
Joe Biden is pointing the figure at bank executives for last week’s string of bank failures. Biden is proposing to penalize executives who “contributed to their institutions failing”. 
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Market Talk - Thursday, March 16
Retail sales in the US slowed this February by 0.4%, according to the US Census Bureau. Americans are beginning to spend less as inflation rages on. 
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