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Deutsche Bank Mexico Sa Real Estate Investment T (OP:FBASF)

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Inflation is the new target ↗
The Fed is now targeting inflation and the U.S. Treasury will start cutting its balance sheet in May. 
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Flood Helping Ukraine ↗
Emerging markets are gaining as mature markets look risky. 
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Up On Bad News ↗
Despite the plane crash in China, Boeing's stock is up today. 
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A Receding tide ↗
Sanofi and GlaxoSmithKline have developed a new Covid-19 vaccine which they claim is 100% efficient. 
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World Markets News For Monday ↗
European markets were down over fear of Ukrainian battles. 
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Inflation inflating ↗
The Fed will be raising interest rates soon and this will chop the appeal of investments in more vulnerable yield plays. 
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Wednesday File ↗
It sound odd but the real threat to markets is slowing Chinese growth which fell to 4% in Q4 from double that earlier last year. 
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Raising Rates ↗
The Bank of England raised its interest rate to 0.25%, setting a pattern for other countries. 
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Inflation Surge ↗
Today the market failed to brush off inflation fears as it had done later on Thursday as inflation is at a 4 decade high. 
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Happy December ↗
Inflation levels this year will almost certainly lower growth in 2022 because of inflation this year in everything from house prices....to stock prices. 
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Thursday Market Coverage ↗
US jobless benefit applicants last week hit a pandemic low of 290,000, below the estimate of 300,000. 
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Post-Rosh Hashanah, Sell? ↗
As the saying goes, sell Rosh Hashanah and buy Yom Kippur. Does it apply this year? 
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Chinese Stock Crash ↗
For a second week in a row, we saw a big drop in stocks on Monday, while the Delta virus variant was blamed for the selloff last week, this week the cause is a big Beijing regulatory crackdown on... 
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Joblessness Surprise ↗
Despite higher production for the Emirates the price of oil rose sharply today. More output should cut prices. 
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“Claw-Back” day ↗
The rally was just as irrational as the selloff. 
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Selloff Round 3 ↗
Stocks fell across the board in foreign countries, except for Britain which was upbeat. 
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Recovery Friday ↗
The big winners this week were Financials. 
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Summer Friday ↗
The stock market tried for another record after yesterday's late blowout over the infrastructure deal. 
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Good Times For Gold ↗
Gold is rising some more, in part as an alternative to crypto. 
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A Down Day ↗
The tech wreck continues because inflation will hurt the costly stock sector more than others. 
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Another Heavy News Day ↗
For whatever it is worth, markets seem keen on the proposed measures, boosted by a nicely lower level of new unemployment insurance claims last week. 
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Robots ↗
Teva is suffering from fear of the legal risks of its opioid misselling which is overriding good news of its newer drugs. 
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Stunning Market Debut ↗
Wednesday brought a zip into the accounts of many financial stocks thanks to a boom result from Goldman Sachs GS, which boosted its competitors' prices. 
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