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US inflation rises at fastest pace since 2008

US inflation rises at fastest pace since 2008 Issued on: BUSINESS DAILY © France 24 10 min Inflation in the US soared at its fastest pace in over a decade, with consumer prices 4.2% higher than in April 2020. The data spooked investors around the world, contributing to a global market selloff. Christian Lawrence, Senior Markets Strategist at Rabobank New York, says the risk of higher interest rates is hanging over trade. Also in the show - a legal victory for Amazon over an EU bill for €250 million in back taxes. 

EMERGING MARKETS-Chilean, Mexican FX lead Latam losses as Treasury yields rise

EMERGING MARKETS-Chilean, Mexican FX lead Latam losses as Treasury yields rise Reuters 4/29/2021 By Shashank Nayar and Ambar Warrick Credit conditions in Brazil improved in March- C.bank Treasury yields hit 2-week high Tax reform protests hurt Colombian peso Disapproval over Chilean President seen growing (Adds detail on Brazil debt, Mexican stocks, updates prices) By Shashank Nayar and Ambar Warrick April 29 (Reuters) - Latin American currencies fell on Thursday as a jump in U.S. Treasury yields and a stronger dollar outweighed strength in commodity prices, while regional stocks hovered around three-month highs. Mexico s peso dropped 0.7%, while Chile s peso shed 1.7%, leading losses across Latam despite expectations of improving demand pushing up oil and copper prices. Chile s peso dropped as a survey showed 74% disapproval of Chilean President Sebastián Piñera s management in April when his government opposed a new pension withdra

Chilean, Mexican FX lead Latam losses as Treasury yields rise

Chilean, Mexican FX lead Latam losses as Treasury yields rise April 29, 2021 Credit conditions in Brazil improved in March- C.bank Treasury yields hit 2-week high Tax reform protests hurt Colombian peso Disapproval over Chilean President seen growing (Adds detail on Brazil debt, Mexican stocks, updates prices) By Shashank Nayar and Ambar Warrick April 29 (Reuters) – Latin American currencies fell on Thursday as a jump in U.S. Treasury yields and a stronger dollar outweighed strength in commodity prices, while regional stocks hovered around three-month highs. Mexico’s peso dropped 0.7%, while Chile’s peso shed 1.7%, leading losses across Latam despite expectations of

Sterling slips versus dollar; investors watch political developments

Graphic: Trade-weighted sterling since Brexit vote tmsnrt.rs/2hwV9Hv LONDON, April 27 (Reuters) - Sterling slipped against the dollar in early London trading on Tuesday, but remained within the previous session’s ranges and stabilised against the euro, still struggling to regain the momentum it had in the first quarter of 2021. Major currency pairs were little changed ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve meeting on Wednesday - where no policy change is expected. Prime Minister Boris Johnson is facing a stream of allegations in newspapers - all of them denied - about everything from his muddled initial handling of the COVID-19 crisis to questions over who financed the redecoration of his official apartment.

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