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The US dollar rose, supported by recession fears, reaching a 20-year high of over 109
US stock continued to stay in negative territory but closed above session lows as Federal Reserve officials’ comments have eased investors’ concerns about a recession caused by the aggressive pace of monetary tightening. Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller said that markets may have gotten ahead of themselves by pricing a 100 basis points rate hike Continue Reading
VT Markets The Adjustment Of Weekly Dividend Notification
Dear Client, Warmly reminds you that the component stocks in the stock index spot generate dividends. When dividends are distributed, VT Markets will make dividends and deductions for the clients who hold the trading products after the close of the day before the ex-dividend date. Indices dividends will not be paid/charged as an inclusion along Continue Reading
VT Markets Notification of Product Optimization
Dear Client, To provide our clients with a wealth of trading options, VT Markets will optimize the stock products on Jul 18th, 2022: Type: Stocks (US, UK, EU) Content: 1. Added 683 stock products to the MT5 server. 2. GOOG (US) stock split. • The specifications of the new products are shown in the table Continue Reading
Inflation climbed 9.1% in June, highest since 1981
US stock continued its slide on Wednesday amid the hot US inflation report, which weighed on financial markets and boosted speculation that the US Federal Reserve will tighten its monetary policy more aggressively. The US Consumer Price Index soared by 9.1% YoY in June, which was much worse than the 8.8% expected and also much Continue Reading
Fed Rate hikes may pull the economy into a recession, ECB’s plans to boost interest rates dragged the Euro lower
US stock declined on Tuesday amid fears that aggressive rate hikes will drag the economy into a recession ahead of Wednesday’s critical inflation report. Slowing economic growth and soaring inflation continued to weigh on investors’ mood across financial markets, as economists said that inflation kept heating up in June and might force the Federal Reserve Continue Reading
