The US stock market fell after the minutes of the Fed meeting were released. The cryptocurrency market is yet to end its short-term decline. Follow the crypto message board for details.
• Germany's Uniper lost $12.5 billion in energy stalemate.
• Air Canada operated at 79% of pre-pandemic capacity in the summer.
• Bridgewater cuts stock holdings of European companies.
• US retail sales were unchanged due to lower gasoline prices; flexible consumer spending.
• In Argentina, a series of protests demanded higher wages and lower inflation.
• Many Japanese companies are raising wages to combat labor shortages.
• Inventories of US enterprises increased sharply in June.
• Inflation in the UK hit double digits for the first time since 1982.
• Euro area growth in the second quarter was slightly revised down, employment increased.
• China's vice premier calls for more efforts to boost consumption.
• Switzerland expects a budget deficit of 5 billion francs due to the pandemic, Ukraine helps

Before the news of China's interest rate cut as well as falling bond yields, the US stock market closed in the green. The cryptocurrency market, on the other hand, is showing signs of decline. Follow the crypto message board for details.
• Russia's parallel imports in 2022 will reach 4% of total imports in 2021.
• US homebuilders' confidence declines.
• Peru's GDP increased by 3.44% in June compared to the same period last year.
• Russian Polyus plans to issue renminbi bonds.
• Japan's economy has a modest recovery after the COVID shock, the global outlook is dark.
• China's new home prices in July were unchanged from June but down 0.9% year-on-year.
• Thailand's GDP recorded the fastest growth in a year.
• Nigeria's annual inflation rises to the highest level since 2005.
• Brazil's central bank director sees unemployment rate drop to around 8.5%.
• China supports some private developers with bond guarantees.
• China unexpectedly cuts key interest rates as economic data disappoints.

Optimism continued to drive the US stock market's recovery. The cryptocurrency market is slowly returning to an uptrend. Follow the crypto message board for details.
• The President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond said: interest rates need to be 'inflation-controlled'.
• The US's inflation outlook is bright as import prices fall and consumer sentiment increases.
• India's July inflation dropped to 6.71% due to falling prices of some commodities.
• US equity funds were the biggest weekly net buyers in seven weeks.
• US import prices fell for the first time in seven months.
• Survey shows US inflation forecast to be higher for 2023.
• The Russian economy shrank by 4% in Q2 due to aggravating sanctions.
• The UK economy is in trouble leading to disruption.
• China's new bank loans fell more than expected amid asset uncertainty.
• Officials say Berlin wants to reduce its gas use by 2% with new regulations.
• Brazil's central banker predicts credit cards will run out of use.

Before the CPI results, the US stock market recovered again. The cryptocurrency market seems to have returned to an uptrend after moving sideways. Follow the crypto message board for details.
• The Fed may slow rate hikes, but policymakers say more is needed.
• Thailand raised interest rates for the first time since 2018 to curb hot inflation.
• US consumer prices were unchanged in July due to lower fuel costs.
• Chicago Fed President Charles Evans said that the Fed will raise interest rates to 4% next year.
• Canadian homebuyers return to fixed-rate loans as the economy falters.
• US weekly crude oil inventories increased by nearly 5.5 million barrels.
• US wholesale inventories adjusted lower in June.
• China's factory inflation hit a 17-month low, consumer prices rose rapidly.
• Norwegian inflation raises expectations of faster rate hikes.
• Messari CEO Ryan Selkis hints at a plan to raise $35 million for new financing.
• The Central Bank of Australia explores use cases for CBDCs.

The US stock market struggled against the fear of raising interest rates by the Fed. The crypto market seems to remain flat after a slight decline. Follow the crypto message board for details.
• Japan runs a current account deficit for the first time in 5 months.
• Greek inflation slowed to 11.6% in July, remaining at a nearly three-decade high.
• Taiwan's July exports jump, but there's uncertainty ahead.
• Euro zone investor sentiment index is up, recession is still possible.
• Bank of Japan lending increased with rising raw material costs.
• New Zealand's short-term inflation is expected to slow, central bank survey shows.
• The Fed survey in NY shows that the inflation outlook of US consumers has dropped sharply.
• Reuters poll shows Mexico's July inflation at its highest level since 2000.
• Turkey provides 'warehouse and bridge' for metals trade with Russia.
• German finance minister outlined a 14 billion euro bailout plan.
• Thailand plans to increase the minimum wage by 5-8%.

The US stock market fell at the beginning of the session when the jobs data was announced to increase quite well. The crypto market seems to remain flat after a slight decline. Follow the crypto message board for details.
• Before the announcement of the jobs report, Mr. Biden emphasized that the economy is still strong.
• Unusually large US employment numbers make the case for an 'unusually large' rate hike.
• Fast food chains confirm a downtrend as prices rise.
• Russia bans Western investors from selling shares in banks, important energy.
• UK house prices fall for the first time since June 2021.
• Canada's Ivey PMI shows a decline in activity in July.
• Turkey's current account deficit stood at $3.4 billion in June and reached $40.2 billion at year-end.
• The United Nations agency said food prices fell again in July.
• Global rice supply at risk as extreme weather affects top exporters.
• Canadian jobs decline for the second month in a row.
• Coinbase partners with BlackRock to provide institutional customers with cryptocurrency access.

The non-manufacturing PMI was released to support the view that the economy is not in recession, supporting the US stock market to rise quite well. The crypto market appears to be moving sideways after a slight decline. Follow the crypto message board for details.
• The Bank of England is on the verge of its biggest rate hike since 1995.
• Colombia's central bank technical team sees interest rates rising above market expectations.
• With an eye on Russia, the US Senate supports Finland and Sweden joining NATO.
• Fed officials signaled that an interest rate increase of 50 basis points is 'reasonable' next month.
• BofA lowered its forecast for the Mexican economy in 2023, citing the possibility of a recession.
• It is very unlikely that the Fed will cut interest rates next year.
• Canadian companies continue hiring plans even as a slowdown emerges.
• Australia posted a record trade surplus in June on bumper exports.
• The service sector in Ireland grew strongly, contrary to the trend of the euro area.
• The US service industry surprised with its growth momentum.
• Senator Stabenow, Boozman introduces a cryptocurrency bill that expands the regulatory powers of the CFTC.

The US stock market became quiet with new economic information. The cryptocurrency market is showing signs of a slight decline. Follow the crypto message board for details.
• The Central Bank of Russia said that the economic recession will deepen in the third quarter.
• US manufacturing slows down modestly; Excess inventory weighs on new orders.
• Factory activity in the euro area declined in July as recession fears increased.
• Pakistan's annual inflation rose to a 14-year high at 24.9% in July.
• Indonesian inflation spiked to the highest level in 7 years.
• US construction spending fell in June.
• India will not fall into recession, inflation will stagnate.
• Thailand's exports have increased by 6% to 8% this year.
• Chinese leaders say GDP growth of 5.5% is a guideline, not a difficult target.
• The number of Americans employed and the number of hours worked decreased in July.
• Bank of England more aggressive with 50 bps increase on Thursday.

The US stock market continued to bounce back with the latest economic information as well as support from the technology group. The crypto market is still bouncing back after a slight decline. Follow the crypto message board for details.
• The Mexican economy beat forecasts, growing for the third consecutive quarter.
• Canada's GDP in Q2 increased more than expected, driving a large interest rate increase in September.
• China uses efficient investment, not massive stimulus, to boost its economy.
• Eurozone's 2nd quarter growth increased more than expected as inflation hit a new record.
• German economy stagnated in Q2: 'Recession looms'.
• The Italian economy grew faster than expected in the second quarter, back above pre-COVID levels.
• Portuguese economy lost momentum, inflation weighed on consumption.
• The French finance minister praised the "victory" when the preliminary GDP of the second quarter exceeded the forecast.
• US consumer inflation expectations eased in July.
• The US and Japan cooperate on semiconductors in the framework of the new economic dialogue.
• Fed's positive rate hike path is supported by inflation data, new wage data.

The US stock market rebounded after the information about interest rates from the Fed. The cryptocurrency market also rebounded after a slight decline. Follow the crypto message board for details.
• Russia further cuts gas flow when Europe calls for economical use.
• EU calls for increased efforts against monkeypox.
• US durable goods orders increased unexpectedly ahead of defense orders.
• US oil inventories fell 4.5 million barrels last week.
• US exports, business spending can save second quarter GDP.
• U.S. Pending Home Sales fell in June as mortgage rates soar.
• JP Morgan forecasts a recession in the euro area when the gas crisis breaks out.
• Euro area business loans unexpectedly increased in June.
• How blockchain could solve Austria's energy crisis.
• NFT Discord Channels received over 100 records of hacks in 2 months worth $22 million.
• EBA raised concerns about finding staff to manage cryptocurrencies.