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All Country Asia Ex Japan Ishares MSCI ETF (NQ: AAXJ )

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Market Talk - Thursday, Nov. 17
St. Louis Fed President James Bullard stated that rate hikes have only had a “limited” effect on inflation thus far. Bullard. 
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Market Talk - Wednesday, Nov. 16
Bank of England chief economist Huw Pill said interest rates were likely to rise further because the bank could not win a victory in its attempt to stem inflation to integrate into the economy. 
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Market Talk - Tuesday, Nov. 15
The major Europe stock markets had a mixed day. 
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Market Talk - Monday, Nov. 14
Fed Vice Chair Lael Brainard surprised the markets by stating that the Fed may slow the pace of rate hikes. 
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Market Talk - Tuesday, Nov. 8
The oil markets had a mixed day today. 
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Market Talk - Monday, Nov. 7
The major Asian stock markets had a green day today. The major Europe stock markets had a mixed day. 
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Market Talk - Friday, Nov. 4
In the next five years, India may become the third-largest economy after the United States and China, says International Monetary Fund’s World Economic Outlook database. 
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Market Talk - Thursday, Nov. 3
Private payrolls in the US increased by 239,000 in October, according to the ADP. Wages rose 7.7% on an annual basis, declining 0.1% from the month prior. 
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Market Talk - Wednesday, Nov. 2
The market expects the Bank of England to raise interest rates by 75 basis points on Thursday, the biggest increase since 1989. 
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Market Talk - Tuesday, Nov. 1
The Bank of England received solid demand from investors on Tuesday at its first auction to sell government bonds from its 838 billion pounds ($961 billion) quantitative easing stockpile. 
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Market Talk - Monday, Oct. 31
The Russian rouble pared early losses to gain ground on Monday in the first session since Moscow said it would suspend its role in the landmark Black Sea grain deal over the weekend. 
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Market Talk - Friday, Oct. 28
Inflation continued in September in line with expectations, according to data released this Friday by the Bureau of Economic Analysis. 
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Market Talk - Thursday, Oct. 27
U.S. gross domestic product advanced 2.6% during Q3, surpassing estimates of 2.3%, according to the Bureau of Economic Analysis. 
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Market Talk - Wednesday, Oct. 26
The Bank of Japan offered to buy more bonds than planned at its regular market operations on Wednesday. The BOJ will purchase 100 billion yen ($675 million) more bonds than planned across three- to... 
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Market Talk - Tuesday, Oct. 25
The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Home Price Index discovered home prices beginning to decline across the US this August. 
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Market Talk - Friday, Oct. 21
America’s budget deficit fell for the first fiscal half of 2022, primarily due to the drop in spending for COVID programs. 
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Market Talk - Thursday, Oct. 20
The labor market continues to strengthen, much to the Fed’s dismay, as first-time unemployment filings reached a three-week low. 
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Market Talk - Wednesday, Oct. 19
Mortgage demand continues to decline in the US as rates sharply rise. 
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Market Talk - Tuesday, Oct. 18
Homebuilder sentiment is on the decline in the US. The index shed 8 points in October to 38. 
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Market Talk - Monday, Oct. 17
Wall Street closed in the green today after strong earnings reports eliminated some fear in equities. 
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Market Talk - Friday, Oct. 14
Consumer spending, closely monitored by the Federal Reserve, fell flat this September. 
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Market Talk - Wednesday, Oct. 12
Wholesale prices in the US exceeded expectations this September, according to new data by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. 
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Market Talk - Monday, Oct. 10
Holiday spending during China’s Golden Week fell to a seven-year low as broad Covid restrictions discouraged people from traveling or spending, while a darker economic outlook continued to dent... 
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Market Talk - Friday, Oct. 7
The Bank of England told lawmakers that several pension funds were hours from collapse when it decided to intervene in the U.K. long-dated bond market last week. 
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Market Talk - Thursday, Oct. 6
Growth in India’s services industry eased to a six-month low in September, led by a cooling in demand amid high inflation, a private survey showed. 
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Market Talk - Wednesday, Oct. 5
The US ADP report was released today, showing that the labor market is still strong. 
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Market Talk - Tuesday, Oct. 4
Job openings in the US fell by 10% from July to August, the Bureau of Labor Statistics stated this Tuesday. 
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Market Talk - Monday, Oct. 3
The Bank of England bought just £22m of bonds on Monday as part of its operation to ease tensions in the gilt market. 
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Market Talk - Friday, Sept. 30
India’s economy is forecast to grow by 7% this year, making it the 5th largest in the world, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said. 
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Market Talk - Thursday, Sept. 29
The US Commerce Department released its personal consumption expenditure price index, which indicated a 7.3% YoY rise in Q2. 
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