International News

September 2021

Thursday 30th

Dollar hits one-year high, Wall Street headed for positive quarter.

U.S. weekly jobless claims rise; second quarter GDP revised higher.

European shares rebound, but set to end volatile September with losses.

EMERGING MARKETS-Stocks set for worst quarter since pandemic-hit March 2020.

Wednesday 29th

Shares staunch bleed after worst selloff since January.

Central banks parse inflation risk as turn from pandemic policy begins.

Clock ticking for U.S. Congress as Friday government shutdown looms.

Oil drops for a second day after rally peters out.

Tuesday 28th

US STOCKS-Nasdaq futures tumble over 1% as surging bond yields hammer tech shares.

GLOBAL MARKETS-Shares drop for third day, yields soar as markets brace for rate hikes.

Brazil central bank eyed hiking rates more than 100 bps.

Brent oil jumps to nearly 3-year high above $80, up more than 50% for 2021.

Monday 27th

GLOBAL MARKETS-Energy, bank shares lead charge as oil hits 3-yr high.

Brent oil nears $80 a barrel on tight supply.

Thursday 23rd

Fed signals bond-buying taper coming 'soon,' rate hike next year.

Stocks shrug off hawkish Fed, Evergrande soars in China.

Bank of England nudges up inflation outlook, split over QE widens.

Indian shares breach record levels on banking, energy boost.

Wednesday 22nd

Stocks breathe relief after Evergrande bond deal.

Wall Street rebounds from recent losses; Fed in focus.

U.S. House approves bill to suspend debt limit, fund government.

Existing home sales fall 2% as first-time buyers are priced out.

Tuesday 21st

GLOBAL MARKETS-Stocks and commodities rebound from Evergrande-led selloff.

U.S. housing starts beat expectations in August.

Evergrande: Asia stocks mixed as investors weigh China concerns.

Global Inflation Spike Seen Posing Near-Term Economic Risks.

Monday 20th

World shares skid as China Evergrande contagion fears rise.

Fed to reveal new projections with investors on alert for rate liftoff timing.

Wednesday 15th

Futures Steady, Europe Stocks Slip with Treasuries: Markets Wrap.

UK inflation soars to 9-year high on rebound from restaurant discount scheme.

China's factories, retailers stumble on COVID-19 disruptions.

Oil prices climb after drawdown in U.S. stocks.

Tuesday 14th

Consumer prices post smaller than expected increase in August.

Stock futures jump after CPI inflation report comes in less than expected.

COVID-19 cases in southeast China more than double as Delta spreads.

India's Nifty 50 hits record high on auto, banking boost; Zee soars.

UK employee numbers surge above pre-pandemic level.

Monday 13th

Futures up, Wall Street tries to recover after sharp selloff.

Energy- OPEC sees Delta variant weighing on oil demand before 2022 growth.

India's August retail inflation eases to 5.30% y/y.

Friday 10th

US Biden and China's Xi hold first call in seven months.

World shares bounce, dollar dips as Biden-Xi call helps mood.

Producer inflation accelerated in August, as wholesale prices rose record 8.3% from a year ago.

Oil rallies towards $73 on tight U.S. supplies, Biden-Xi call.

Thursday 9th

Analysis: Investors betting on 'stable' choice of Powell renomination at Fed.

European Central Bank slows its bond purchases as euro zone inflation surges.

China's factory inflation hits 13-year high as materials costs soar.

Oil prices firm as U.S. output struggles after storm.

Wednesday 8th

Futures dip on fears over slowing economic growth.

A sharp rise in wages is contributing to worries over inflation.

Inflation could prompt ECB to tighten policy quicker, Holzmann says.

India's economic growth will remain strong in coming quarters, S&P says.

Tuesday 7th

World shares hit record as investors hold to dovish Fed bets.

Euro zone growth revised up as consumer spending rebounds sharply.

Fear and excitement in El Salvador as Bitcoin becomes legal tender.

Oil slips as slower demand expectations weigh.

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