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

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Market Talk - Wednesday, Sept. 28
The European Central Bank may need to raise interest rates by another 75 basis points at its October meeting and move again in December to a level that no longer stimulates the economy, policymakers... 
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Market Talk - Tuesday, Sept. 27
The global economy will suffer a $2.8trn (£2.6trn) hit next year in the wake of Russia’s war in Ukraine, according to an international policy forum that is predicting zero growth for the UK. 
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Market Talk - Friday, Sept. 23
Wall Street closed in the red; the Dow reached a new 52-week low after dipping under 30,000. The sell-off continued this Friday after the Fed’s midweek rate hike coupled with numerous central banks... 
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Market Talk - Thursday, Sept. 22
Eurozone government bond yields hit new multi-year highs after the U.S. Federal Reserve was joined by three European central banks in raising rates. 
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Market Talk - Wednesday, Sept. 21
The verdict is in and the Federal Open Market Committee voted to raise rates by three-quarters of a point. As inflation runs at a level not seen in 40 years, the Fed is acting aggressively with no... 
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Market Talk - Tuesday, Sept. 20
China left its benchmark interest rates unchanged at a one-month peg on Tuesday, as expected, as authorities appeared to delay immediate monetary easing after the local currency fell sharply and... 
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Market Talk - Monday, Sept. 19
The major Asian stock markets had a mixed day today. 
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Market Talk - Friday, Sept. 16
China’s biggest banks cut their key deposit rates across the board for the first time since 2015, a move to help boost lending to support growth in the world’s second-largest economy. 
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Market Talk - Thursday, Sept. 15
Mortgages in the US surpassed the 6% level this week. This is the first time that the 30-year fixed mortgage has reached 6% since 2008 during the Great Recession. 
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Market Talk - Wednesday, Sept. 14
The producer price index in the US fell this August by 0.1%, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. This figure was in line with analysts’ expectations. 
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Market Talk - Friday, Sept. 9
The Bank of England has postponed a key interest rate decision following the death of Queen Elizabeth II. 
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Market Talk - Wednesday, Sept. 7
The demand for mortgages is on the decline in the US as rates continue to rise. Applications fell by 1% for the week but declined by 23% from the year prior. 
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Market Talk - Friday, Sept. 2
The nonfarm payrolls report was released this Friday – the American economy added 315,000 jobs in August. 
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Market Talk - Thursday, Sept. 1
The US Labor Department’s weekly job report showed a downturn in unemployment, but an uptick in continuing claims. 
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Market Talk - Wednesday, Aug. 31
India’s economy grew 13.5% from a year ago in the April-June quarter, its fastest annual pace in a year, data released on Wednesday showed. 
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Market Talk - Tuesday, Aug. 30
Despite a slowdown in sales, US home prices in June soared 18% YoY, according to the S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Indices. 
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Market Talk - Friday, Aug. 26
Wall Street closed in the red this Friday after it was confirmed that the US economy is likely not in for a soft landing. 
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Market Talk - Thursday, Aug. 25
Kansas City Fed bank president Esther George said that she believes the FOMC will raise rates throughout the end of the year. 
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Market Talk - Wednesday, Aug. 24
President Joe Biden announced this Wednesday that he will begin to cancel student debt for borrowers earning under $125,000 annually. 
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Market Talk - Tuesday, Aug. 23
Growth in Japanese factory activity slowed to a 19-month low in August as declines in output and new orders deepened. 
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Market Talk - Monday, Aug. 22
China cut its benchmark interest rate and cut its benchmark mortgage loan by a wider margin on Monday, adding to last week’s easing measures. 
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Market Talk - Friday, Aug. 19
As part of the Inflation Reduction Act, corporations will face a 1% excise tax on buybacks. 
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Market Talk - Thursday, Aug. 18
India’s oil imports from Russia fell in July for the first time since March, along with its overall purchases. 
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Market Talk - Wednesday, Aug. 17
Japan’s imports jumped to a record amount in July, boosted by global fuel inflation and a weak yen. 
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Market Talk - Friday, Aug. 12
The Federal Reserve will not end its hawkish policy anytime soon, despite a softer inflation reading for July. 
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Market Talk - Thursday, Aug. 11
Weekly jobless claims in the US came in at 262,000 for the week ending on August 6. 
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Market Talk - Wednesday, Aug. 10
Inflation finally displayed signs of slowing in July after the consumer price index came in at 8.5%. This is a welcome sign compared to June’s 9.1% reading and is primarily due to the 4.6% decline in... 
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Market Talk - Monday, Aug. 8
China’s consumer inflation could soon surpass 3%, CICC said. A global inflation wave that has largely bypassed the world’s second-largest economy may eventually hit prices there. 
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Market Talk - Friday, Aug. 5
The US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reported optimistic jobs report this Friday. 
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Market Talk - Thursday, Aug. 4
The trade deficit for goods and services in the US fell in June to $79.6 billion, which is slightly down from the month prior’s $5.3 billion deficit. 
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