Fed officials discuss rates, Amazon Prime Day arrives

Corn: Grainy Outlook for America's Golden Crop After 30-Month Low

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📚 Daily Digest  |  Tuesday, Jul 11, 2023     Fed officials discuss rates, Amazon Prime Day arrives - what's moving markets   © Reuters. Comments from Federal Reserve policymakers spark hopes that the central bank's campaign of interest rate hikes may soon be reaching a conclusion, albeit after a potential increase later this month. Elsewhere, Amazon kicks off its Prime Day sales event and Apple launches a store on megapopular Chinese messaging app WeChat. Read More     Today's Top News Stock Markets Amazon dangles deeper 'Prime Day' discounts for stressed US shoppers Amazon.com hopes to tempt U.S. shoppers on Tuesday to open inflation-thinned wallets by offering deeper discounts on a wide range of goods and services during this year's "Prime Day" 48-hour shopping event, including its first-ever travel discounts. Stock Markets Meta's Instagram to bring branded content tools to Threads - Axios Meta Platforms's Instagram is planning to bring its branded content tools to Threads, Axios reported on Tuesday, citing a source familiar with the matter. Such tools will help marketers collaborate with influencers on paid partnerships on the social media platform while advertising is unavailable. Stock Markets US banking giants to report higher profits even as dealmaking drags Wall Street banks are expected to report higher profits for the second quarter as rising interest payments offset a downturn in dealmaking. Economy The elusive U.S. recession and its 'misleading' indicators: McGeever The longer the heavily touted U.S. recession fails to materialize, the more doubt is cast over the relevance and usefulness of leading economic indicators that have accurately predicted every downturn for decades. Currencies Dollar falls to 2-month low, sterling hits 15-month high on strong wage growth The dollar weakened to a two-month low on Tuesday after Federal Reserve officials signalled that the central bank was nearing the end of its tightening cycle, while the pound hit a 15-month high after pay growth exceeded expectations. Read More News » Today's Top Analysis     Jul 11, 2023 by Barani Krishnan Corn: Grainy Outlook for America's Golden Crop After 30-Month Low   by Barani Krishnan  |   Jul 11, 2023   Jul 11, 2023 by Chris Kimble Banks Could Tank if Rates Break Out   by Chris Kimble  |   Jul 11, 2023   Jul 11, 2023 by Alex Demolitor Silver: Break Below $22.60 Looks Inevitable   by Alex Demolitor  |   Jul 11, 2023   Jul 11, 2023 by Matthew Weller GBP/USD: Will the Pair Top Out at 1.2850?   by Matthew Weller  |   Jul 11, 2023 Read More Analysis »

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