James Knightley | Source | Chief International Economist at ING Bank
James Knightley
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Are we going to get any calm returning to equity markets? There's a lot of unsettling concern about the combination of higher bond yields, geopolitical risk and the ongoing trade tensions.
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If today’s inflation rise is due to currency, the momentum should fade. Instead, we think it is largely noise with inflation set to return to the 2% target early next year.
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The catalyst for the biggest U.S. equity sell-off for six years is being blamed on a delayed realization that inflation pressures are rising perhaps more quickly than anticipated. As such, this appears to be more of a 'healthy' correction rather than the start of a broader re-evaluation for earnings.
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Wall Street set for further losses after historic drop
The scale of nerves was underlined by a surge in the volatility index and the halting of trading on Tuesday in a handful of exchange-traded funds that allow investors to bet on market swings staying low.
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Powell hints at faster pace of rate rises
New Fed chairman’s upbeat economic assessment pushes dollar higher
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UK: Another surprise inflation data - ING
James Knightley, Chief International Economist at ING, notes that UK headline consumer price inflation has jumped from 2.5% to 2.7% in August and is t
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