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...A top Federal Reserve official has said she believes the US labour market is cooling despite the “surprisingly strong” January jobs numbers....
...It accused him of “repeatedly” passing on sensitive information about EU parliamentary negotiations and decisions to China in January this year....
...In January, investors expected as many as six quarter-point cuts this year....
...The US economy added 353,000 jobs in January, almost twice as high as consensus estimates....
...CPI had risen to 3.2 per cent in February from 3.1 per cent in January....
...The municipality of Potsdam applied for the nationwide ban on his return to Germany after news of the meeting became public in January. https://twitter.com/Martin_Sellner/status/1770087420697989431...
...Stronger than expected releases in January and February have sparked concern among rate-setters that inflation will continue to elude their 2 per cent goal, minutes of the Federal Reserve’s Federal Open...
...But the BLS also downgraded the number for January from an initial reading of 353,000 to 229,000....
...Economists polled by Bloomberg had expected the annual rise in consumer prices to remain unchanged from January’s rate of 3.1 per cent....
...In Friday’s release, the Bureau of Labor Statistics downgraded the new jobs total for January from a blockbuster initial reading of 353,000 to 229,000....
...Thursday’s figures from the Bureau of Economic Analysis are separate to the US’s consumer price index, which rose 3.1 per cent in the year to January....
...Futures traders lowered their rate cut expectations to price in between one and two quarter-point cuts this year — down from at least six cuts early in January....
...Since taking control of the defence ministry in January 2023, Pistorius has emphasised that other cultural and structural changes are equally vital if Germany is to meet its Nato pledges and help deter Russian...
...In January, the consensus was for six, beginning this month. Market expectations have also moved in line with those forecasts....
...In January the FT reported on huge unexplained flows of money between Signa-group entities and Benko’s Austrian foundations, which had raised alarm bells for creditors as they gained information of the group...
...sam.jones@ft.com Letter in response to this article: Vienna was at the centre of global crisis once before / From Dr John Doherty, Vienna, Austria...
...The fund will publish an updated set of projections for the global economy next week, which Georgieva said would show more growth than anticipated in its previous World Economic Outlook in January....
...While “a few” rate-setters dismissed January and February inflation readings as the result of “residual seasonality”, “some” on the FOMC noted the recent increases in price pressures “had been relatively...
...The final January number is due out on Friday, along with the preliminary estimate for March....
...The private bank’s chief executive, Philipp Rickenbacher, was pushed out at the end of January after the lender wrote off the entirety of a poorly collateralised SFr606mn ($689mn) trio of loans it had extended...
...But the dip reflected an upwards revision for January, when prices rose more quickly than previously thought....
...Economists polled by Bloomberg had expected annual consumer price inflation to remain unchanged from January’s rate of 3.1 per cent....
...In January its ascendancy was checked when a major scandal erupted over a meeting between AfD politicians and the Austrian ethno-nationalist Martin Sellner, at which the forced deportation of German passport...
...Federal Reserve officials were wary of cutting interest rates too quickly this year, according to a record of their last meeting in January, as they remained “highly attentive” to the risk of resurgent inflation...
...US inflation fell to 2.4 per cent in the year to January, according to the metric most closely watched by the Federal Reserve, bolstering expectations of rate cuts this year....
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