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Most Asian stock indices were little changed on Monday following gains in European and US markets last week as investors are refocusing their minds on interest rates with the US Federal Reserve (Fed) expected to hike its rates by 25 basis points and the European Central Bank (ECB) and Bank of England (BoE) by 50 basis points this week. Major global stock indices are expected to end January higher amid slowing inflation, weakening economic data and mixed corporate earnings in the US which point towards a slower pace of central bank policy tightening. After slow start with German preliminary GDP and Spanish CPI data on Monday, US corporate giants such as Apple, Alphabet, Amazon, Meta Platforms and Exxon Mobil are expected to report earnings later this week. -
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It’s a big week for central banks with rate announcements in Europe, the UK and the US. Daily FX analyst, Warren Venketas, joins IGTV’s Jeremy Naylor to look at the descending triangle for the Dollar Index. Jeremy Naylor | Writer, London | Publication date: Friday 27 January 2023 These sorts of patterns usually resolve on the downside, however, as Warren points out the risk here is the Fed statement may have a hawkish tinge to it. This would have a destabilising effect on the descending triangle as a continuation pattern and send the DXY trade up. Where will it go? Listen in.
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I want to invest in shares ISA. However, on screen i have ISA only and separately as ISA. Are these shares or shares THROUGH ISA?
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