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South Korea's Posco Chemical may receive investment from Ford Motor, General Motors and Stellantis to develop plants to produce battery materials
According to a former employee of the BOJ, Governor Haruhiko Kuroda is due to step down his post in April next year. This raises the question for the central bank about its policy choices for the near future.
On Thursday, the U.S.Treasury Department announced that the US government recorded a monthly budget deficit in October. The US budget deficit accounts for a total of $88 billion a month.
On Friday, cryptocurrency prices dropped, although other volatile assets became more expensive despite the inflation in the USA. This is a domino effect provoked by the fall of FXT.
Amazon.com Inc. shares jumped 12% as Chief Executive Officer Andy Jassy has begun to review costs of the corporation. It is a part of the programme aimed at streamlining the global e-commerce leader.
On Thursday, Patrick Harker made a statement concerning the pace of the Fed's rate hikes.
Wholesale prices in Japan rose 9.1% in October, being higher than a year ago but still below the previous month's peak. Price hikes continue to be steady, as the yen weakening contributes to rising import costs of raw materials for companies.
Last quarter, Uzbekistan was ranked second among other central banks of developing countries in terms of the gold reserves growth. Currently, the share of the precious metal takes almost two-thirds of the country’s total reserves.
According to reports, the U.S. inflation rate in October was significantly lower than projected. Therefore, there is still a chance that prices will rise more slowly and that Federal Reserve officials will abandon sharp interest rate hikes.
Banxico raised its interest rate for the fourth time in a row. This time it was proposed to raise it by 0.75%. Currently, the value in the central bank of Mexico has reached 10%.