The infoshot to help kick-start your week
Last Week
- The US Fed increased interest rates by 75 bps, the biggest hike in almost 30 years.
- For the first time in 15 years the Swiss National Bank increased interest rates.
- The BoE lifted rates by 25 bps, a less aggressive rise than the muchly anticipated 50 bps.
- With all the rate hikes occurring the likelihood of recession appears to have increased.
- European Gas prices increased by 50% due to Moscow’s exacerbating supply cuts.
Market Pulse
Coming Up
- UK CPI released on Wednesday 22nd June, expected at 9.1% and previously at 9%.
- US Crude oil inventories and US initial jobless claims released on Thursday 23rd
- US new home sales Friday 24th June.
Notice:
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