The Fed's Keeping Rate Rises to 50 Basis Points or Below?

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The latest job's report came out last week, and it showed that the bor markets is still pretty tight. Even more worrying, we saw pretty substantive jump in underlying services inflation. Europe's plan to stop using russian oil and gas will cost the block nearly 200 billion uros. A big drama in global banking is the effort by a chinese company to break up h s b c.

Description: Turkish authorities have raised the pressure on the country’s banks to limit corporate clients’ purchases of foreign currency, US consumer prices rose at an annual pace of 8.3 per cent last month, and the EU will have to spend close to €200bn in the next five years to secure energy independence from Russia. Plus, the FT’s Tabby Kinder explains why HSBC’s biggest shareholder is pressuring the bank to split up.

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