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The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) said it is ready for a fifth consecutive interest rate hike by 50 basis points. Economists predict a further monetary tightening by 2023, as the central bank's aggressive measures contribute to the New Zealand dollar weakening.

A fine imposed by the Italian antitrust authority on American tech giants Apple and Amazon for alleged collusion has been scraped by an Italian administrative court.

According to analysts, investors should focus on whether UBER (and LYFT) can achieve multi-year rideshare top-line guidance by 2023.

On Monday, Amazon launched a new portal for shopping named Amazon Access, targeted at customers receiving government assistance.

The state of global gas markets isn’t expected to change next year either. Since pipeline gas supplies are diminishing, as does demand for it on the European continent, markets are believed to remain tight.

On Tuesday, Shanghai United Asset and Equity Exchange has announced that JPMorgan has to pay $1 billion in order to become the only shareholder of the Chinese mutual fund called China International Fund Management Co (CIFM).

On Monday, the head of the FRB of New York John Williams said that the core price pressure stays.

Inflation in Tokio has exceeded the Bank of Japan's target of 2% for the fourth consecutive month.

Five new organizations were chosen to become main dealers in Saudi Arabia's government debt instruments. These five are BNP Paribas SA, Citigroup Inc., Goldman Sachs Group Inc., JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Standard Chartered Plc.

According to announcement of JPMorgan analysts, the mitigation of policy risks is expected. The company still considers growth of Asian market as a support of the global trade cycle and low investor positioning as a certain floor to the market.