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For the first time in 40 years, the Danish inflation rate has passed the 10% mark. It’s highly probable that rising goods and energy prices are causing a recession in the Nordic countries.

The central banks of New Zealand and Australia are now looking at alternative strategies for dealing with inflation, so the kiwi (New Zealand dollar) is poised to continue its rally against its Australian counterpart.

According to a monthly business survey given by the Bank of France, growth in their industrial activity has stalled amid growing uncertainty and rising energy prices.

Sales of Tesla’s cars made directly in China reached 83,135, up from a month ago.

Last month, 263,000 new vacancies appeared in the U.S. labor market, which is slightly less than the number of available jobs recorded the month before that. The hiring rate remains quite stable.

Publication of key inflation data by the government could cause new difficulties in the US stock market, which is already under pressure at the moment.

Google announced its purchase of cybersecurity enterprise Mandiant for $5.4 billion, pointing to the scope of the company's ambitions in the sector.

According to the information provided by flight tracking internet services, Boeing 737 MAX, belonging to the national airline of Mongolia, MIAT Mongolian Airlines, successfully landed at the airport in the Chinese city of Guangzhou. The event became the first time this model of jet executed a commercial flight on the territory of China since spring 2019, when 737 MAX had been banned from flying in the country.

The Executive Office of the President published a broad list of export control measures on Friday, including actions aimed at cutting off China from certain semiconductor chips.

The U.S. stock market has been tight for the past few weeks, but it's not the limit. It’s expected to face even more difficulties, since today is the day of the publication of the key inflation report and the banks are starting a difficult reporting season.