The infoshot to help kick-start your week
Last Week
- Twitter CEO and Co-founder Jack Dorsey is stepping down as CEO.
- Annual inflation has surged above 21% in Turkey, but the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey, overhauled by Mr Erdogan, has just lowered interest rates from 16% to 15%, the third cut this year.
- The U.K Conservative Party won the first electoral contest after an especially damaging period for Boris Johnson’s government, holding a parliamentary seat in outer London with a much-reduced majority.
- After falling over 15% last week, oil prices climbed on Friday after the producer group OPEC+ said it could review its policy to hike output at short notice if oil demand collapsed due to a rising number of pandemic lockdowns. Brent Crude rose $1.93 cents, or 2.8%, to $71.60 a barrel by 1325 GMT. U.S WTI benchmark rose $1.79, or 2.7%, to $68.29 a barrel.
Market Pulse
Coming Up
- China CPI YoY to be released on December 9th, forecasted to be 2.5%.
- UK GDP YoY (Q3) to be released on December 10th, forecasted to be 22.2%.
Notice:
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