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Goldman Sachs Chief US Economist David Mericle joins Bloomberg Open Interest to explain why the Fed is still likely to leave interest rates unchanged despite geopolitical tensions and rising oil prices. He breaks down the inflation outlook, why a surprise hike is unlikely, and why today's resilient consumer could weaken later this year. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Ksenia Bondarenko argued that US tariff policy "resembles not a well-thought-out trade strategy but rather an attempt to repair an airplane in mid-flight while parts are visibly falling off, presenting the mere fact that it has not yet crashed as proof of good piloting"
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Despite having the world's largest reserves of mineral resources, Russia lacks complete production chains for several strategic minerals – alumina, tungsten, ferroniobium, and others – needed to sustain the demands of its military-industrial complex.
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Ilya Grashchenkov described the situation around the Odessa ports not as a blockade per se, but rather as a de facto halt to shipping
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The dollar will come under pressure and follow oil prices down if the Federal Reserve keeps interest rates unchanged on Wednesday, according to ING.
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Iranian authorities want to dampen fuel consumption, but a sudden increase in gasoline prices risks social unrest as many Iranian households are already under severe economic pressure.
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Amy Gower, lead metals and mining strategist at Morgan Stanley, says she would “expect gold to be under some pressure” in the case of an interest-rate hike from the Federal Reserve as she examines the path forward for the precious metal. (Source: Bloomberg)
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China’s robotics firms have run into a fresh obstacle in their global expansion, after the United States banned imports of new foreign-made models. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) added foreign-produced “advanced robotic devices” to its Covered List on Tuesday, blocking new models from obtaining the authorisation required to be imported and sold in the US. The ban will cover all new humanoids, quadrupeds and a broad range of connected mobile machines, with the FCC citing supply chain...
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Former Kansas City Federal Reserve President Esther George expects the Fed to hold interest rates steady at today’s meeting, but says she continues to be concerned about the duration of elevated inflation in the US economy. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Claudia Sahm, chief economist at New Century Advisors, says uncertainty about the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision comes from “a Fed Chair who was gone really low information on how he’s thinking about policy.” (Source: Bloomberg)
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Alexander Mikheyev noted that the company first and foremost catered to the needs of the Russian Armed Forces for weapons and military equipment
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According to Rosoboronexport CEO Alexander Mikheyev, the aircraft has proven its superiority in real combat conditions when countering the most advanced air defense and electronic warfare systems
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Retail bettors are piling into long-shot multi-leg bets on prediction-market platforms, opening up a lucrative opportunity for sophisticated traders taking the other side.
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The bank pointed to a significant shift by Russian businesses toward cash transactions that began in the second quarter and has continued into July
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Russian exports of fish and seafood to China in January-June 2026 reached nearly $2.33 bln
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Sber’s analysts raised their inflation forecast for 2026 to 6.5%-7%
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Indian stock markets experienced a significant surge on Wednesday. Benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty both rose over one percent. This occurred despite a sharp increase in oil prices due to US-Iran tensions. Broader markets also traded positively, with IT and Metal sectors leading gains. Market volatility remained subdued as broader markets showed strength.
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Updates to official statistics are expected to show prices rising less quickly
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The Turkish government gave the green light to milling wheat exports after a year-and-a-half pause.
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The RVV-SDM missile is designed to arm Su-57E fifth-generation fighter jets produced by the United Aircraft Corporation
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The armament of the Russian fifth-generation fighter in the export version also includes Kh-38MLE air-to-surface missiles
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ING Groep NV is hedging credit risk on about $10 billion of loans via significant risk transfers as banks worldwide bolster their use of the instruments to free up capacity for new lending.
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If South Korea wants to unlock access to South American trade, it will need to prove it is not a competitor interested only in extracting natural resources but a trustworthy partner committed to revitalising manufacturing industries, according to observers. On Monday, South Korean President Lee Jae Myung and Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva agreed to revive negotiations on a free-trade agreement between South Korea and Mercosur, the South American trade bloc. A joint working group...
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On the eve of the Federal Reserve’s policy decision, bond traders are on edge. While most expect policymakers to leave interest rates unchanged, prominent voices across Wall Street are putting their weight behind a hike in just the second meeting run by new Chairman Kevin Warsh.
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An American nuclear-powered aircraft carrier is set to dock in Da Nang this week, in a visit analysts say shows the durability of US-Vietnam relations despite trade tensions and global upheaval. The USS George Washington, a Nimitz-class carrier currently deployed with the US Navy’s Seventh Fleet out of Yokosuka, Japan, is expected to call at the central Vietnamese port from Thursday to Monday, though officials have yet to confirm the exact date. Its looming arrival “signals that engagement...
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Lizzy Burden, Anna Edwards and Mark Cudmore break down today's key themes for analysts and investors on "Bloomberg: The Opening Trade." (Source: Bloomberg)
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India’s government expects Parliament to pass a bill that formalizes tax cuts for foreign investors buying its sovereign debt, according to people with knowledge of the matter, betting the legislation’s bipartisan nature will cut through other contentious debates.
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Trump says he had 'very good meeting' with Netanyahu US President Donald Trump described his latest discussions with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Washington as a "very good meeting". "Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu of Israel, along with myself and Representatives. Had a very good meeting! Obviously, many important subjects were discussed," he wrote in a post on his social media platform Truth Social. Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu poses for a picture with US President Donald Trump in the Oval Office in the White House, Washington DC, ahead of their meeting on 28 July (GPO/AFP)
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Glencore Plc said its trading team made about $3.3 billion in profit during the first half, putting it on course for one of its best ever years.
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