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

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Market Talk - Wednesday, Aug. 3
St. Louis Fed President James Bullard voiced hawkish sentiments this Wednesday as he believes the central bank will need to raise rates once they meet again in September. 
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Market Talk - Monday, Aug. 1
The housing market in the U.S. is beginning to cool but still remains inflated. Black Knight mortgage software found that the annual rate of prices fell from 17.3% to 19.3%, marking a 2% decline. 
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Market Talk - Friday, July 29
Personal consumption expenditures in the US rose 1.1% last month, surpassing estimates by 0.9%. 
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Market Talk - Thursday, July 28
GDP has declined for the second consecutive quarter in America. This would be considered the warning sign of a recession, but the White House changed the definition of a “recession” earlier in the... 
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Market Talk - Wednesday, July 27
The Fed’s balance sheet continues to lighten at a moderate pace. The total has declined $16 billion since it began reducing holdings of its $9 trillion balance sheet. 
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Market Talk - Tuesday, July 26
The U.S. Senate has approved a bill in a 64-32 vote to ramp up semiconductor chip production in America. 
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Market Talk - Monday, July 25
The markets are preparing for an important week with numerous earnings reports being released, GDP data, and the next Federal Reserve meeting. 
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Market Talk - Wednesday, July 20
Home sales in June fell 5.4% from the month prior, according to new data by the National Association of Realtors. 
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Market Talk - Tuesday, July 19
Boeing received another buy this Tuesday after Delta Air Lines announced they would purchase 100 737 Max 10 aircrafts. 
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Market Talk - Friday, July 15
Retail sales in the US rose 1% in June, according to the Commerce Department data released this Friday. 
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Market Talk - Thursday, July 14
Series I bonds are paying 9.62% interest through October, and some US politicians are urging to make purchasing debt easier. 
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Market Talk - Wednesday, July 13
The Bank of Canada surprised the markets today by increasing rates by 100 basis points, raising the policy rate to 2.5% from 1.5%. 
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Market Talk - Tuesday, July 12
Small business owners are bracing for tougher times ahead according to a new survey published by the National Federation of Independent Business. 
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Market Talk - Monday, July 11
Twitter shares fell over 11% this Monday after Elon Musk backed out of the acquisition. 
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Market Talk - Friday, July 8
Japan’s household spending posted a surprise drop in May, falling for the third consecutive month as the global chip shortage hurt car sales in a worrying sign for the outlook of the world’s... 
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Market Talk - Thursday, July 7
The US central bank also lowered its GDP forecast for 2022 from 2.8% to 1.7%. Consumer sales, a highly watched figure among the Fed, is declining as are investments. 
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Market Talk - Wednesday, July 6
The major Asian stock markets had a mixed day today. 
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Market Talk - Tuesday, July 5
A stampede for dollars as global recession risks mount has left other currencies battered and bruised, with the euro getting trampled on more than most as surging European gas prices worsen economic... 
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Market Talk - Friday, July 1
A recession is brewing. At least that is what the latest measurement from the Atlanta Federal Reserve is indicating. 
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Market Talk - Thursday, June 30
Another inflation measure favored by the Fed rose in May, according to the Commerce Department. 
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Market Talk - Wednesday, June 29
Britain’s economy is struggling under the strain of two major risks in the form of double-digit inflation and a possible recession, leaving the Bank of England in a dilemma about how much further it... 
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Market Talk - Friday, June 24
European retail stocks fell on Friday to their lowest level since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. 
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Market Talk - Thursday, June 23
The US workforce is tight with 11.4 million job openings available at the end of April, marking two vacant positions for every unemployed person. 
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Market Talk - Wednesday, June 22
Powell addressed Congress today to tell the public what they needed to hear – the Federal Reserve is prioritizing inflation. 
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Market Talk - Tuesday, June 21
Rising rates are beginning to curb the home-buying frenzy in the US. Existing home sales fell 3.4% in May. 
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Market Talk - Friday, June 17
The Federal Reserve attempted to ease recession fears again this Friday amid a volatile week for markets. 
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Market Talk - Thursday, June 16
Wall Street closed in the red today as the markets are bracing for a recession. 
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Market Talk - Tuesday, June 14
European steel prices are plunging as weakening manufacturing demand combines with inventories that were replenished following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. 
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Market Talk - Wednesday, June 8
Mortgages are declining amid rising rates in the US. The 30-year fixed mortgage rate is now 5.4% compared to the prior week’s 5.33% average. 
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Market Talk - Tuesday, June 7
The US trade deficit declined to $87.1 billion this April, down more than $20 billion from the month prior. The Fed expects trade to decline overall GDP by 0.13 percentage points in Q2. 
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