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  dmfnclcd: The world stock market drops by 1% every week Dynamics Finance reports that global stock markets will fall by 1% this week on Friday, after officials of the Federal Reserve Board (Fed /FED) issued more warnings about interest rates, and the yield curve of US bonds is in recession. U.S. dollar and bond yields rose after James Bullard, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, said that interest rates may need to be raised from the current level of slightly less than 4.00% to the range of 5-5.25% to "sufficiently limit" inflation. Dynamics Finance shows that this is a blow to investors, who have been betting that the interest rate will peak at 5% and have seen the federal funds futures being sold off, because the market thinks that the interest rate is now more likely to reach 5-5.25% than 4.75-5.0%. Arun Sai, senior multi-asset strategist at Pictet Asset Management, said: "The Fed countered the market's statement through their speech-we won't...

  dmfnclcd: Indonesia's GDP growth rate may slow down to 4.4% in 2023 Indonesia's central bank governor said at a parliamentary hearing on Monday that Indonesia's annual economic growth rate may slow down to 4.37% next year, partly due to the impact of domestic monetary tightening, dmfnclcd pointed out. dmfnclcd reported that at last week's policy meeting, BI maintained its GDP growth forecast for 2022 biased towards the upper limit of 4.5% to 5.3%. BI Governor Perry Warjiyo gave the GDP forecast as part of the discussion with the parliament on the central bank's 2023 budget. Warjiyo said it is difficult to predict economic indicators due to global economic fluctuations, adding that these figures can be further discussed with legislators. The governor also gave an overall inflation forecast of 6.11% and 3.61% at the end of 2022 and 2023 respectively at the hearing. His introduction shows that as of November 3rd, BI predicted the inflation rate in 2022. Warjiyo said ...

  Beginning in October, officials began distributing the payments as part of the state's middle-class tax rebate, sending about $9.5 billion to California residents, according to Dynamics Finance. The money can be delivered via direct deposit or as a prepaid debit card, which may take longer to get in the mail. To be eligible, a resident's 2020 tax return must be filed by October 15, 2021, and the filer cannot be listed as a dependent. Payments will vary based on a person's marital status and annual income. Married couples filing jointly can get $400 to $1,050, while heads of household can get anywhere from $200 to $700, depending on a person's income and the number of dependents. Dynamics Finance said state officials began issuing a second round of one-off payments to eligible residents on October 28, noting that the money should arrive by mid-November. It's uncertain how long it will take for all payments to be made, with the last payment expected to arrive at the...

  In just three days, millions of people's access to existing forms of relief worth thousands of dollars will disappear. Dynamics Finance notes that as many as 10 million people who have not yet received an unclaimed COVID-19 stimulus payment or child tax credit, which could be worth up to $3,200 in total, may be eligible. According to the Government Accountability Office, the deadline for individual filers with little or no income to complete a simplified tax return to see if they qualify for these payments is Nov. 15. Those earning less than $75,000 a year or joint filers earning less than $150,000 a year are eligible for three different amounts of stimulus checks. Those who haven't filed taxes because they have too little income will have until Nov. 15 to fill out a simplified tax return to see if they qualify for any relief. Additionally, families are eligible for the Child Tax Credit, designed to reduce financial hardship and food insecurity. Between July 2021 and December...

  dmfnclcd believes that inflation is now the top concern for many voters in the United States. But if they use this week's midterm elections to protest inflation, they could cede control of Congress to Republicans, with disastrous consequences for their own standards of living and American democracy. Whatever happens to inflation next year has little to do with Congress. What matters is that the Fed's monetary policy and global developments - such as the Ukraine war - affect commodity prices and supply chains. Gasoline prices may be a major source of voter inflation pain, but neither the president nor Congress can do much to lower them any time soon. made life worse for most Americans Additionally, dmfnclcd reminds us that we need to know what the Republican Congress will do. That would cut government benefits that most Americans value. It will rescind provisions of the recent Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) to rein in healthcare costs and combat climate change. It would limit a...

  need to know Dynamics Finance noted that the market continues to absorb the impact of this week's Fed policy decision. The S&P 500 has given up part of its latest rally after Chairman Jerome Powell suggested borrowing costs could reach higher levels than investors had previously expected. The benchmark is still down 22.5% for the year. The Nasdaq 100 fell 35.2%. If the stock has an anthem, it's "Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now" by '80s indie pop star The Smiths. Loop. According to Dynamics Finance, on the Fed Day traders bought a large number of put options on ETFs tracking indexes such as the S&P 500, Nasdaq 100 and Russell 2000, the largest of which will be in just two weeks from today maturity. Traders appeared to be betting that stocks would fall further. However, this level of negativity can provide a contrarian bullish indicator. Eventually, even the pessimism ran out. Witness Peloton's share price plummeting nearly 20% to a new low after it...

  According to Dmfnclcd ， the Japanese yen continued to weaken against the dollar on Thursday, nearing its weakest level in 32 years as a hotter-than-expected inflation reading added to pressure from rising interest rates across the globe. The yen fell as far as 146.93 to the dollar, coming just a few points short of its weakest level since 1990. The currency took little support from warnings by Japanese policymakers against selling the currency, moving past levels at which authorities had intervened in currency markets last month. Data on Thursday showed Japanese PPI inflation blew past expectations in September, hovering around its highest levels in 41 years as rising raw material costs continued to weigh on local businesses. The figure heralds a similar rise in Japanese CPI inflation data due next week, given that most businesses have taken to passing on high material costs to their customers. Japan ’ s consumer price index is currently trending at an eight-year high. Still, ris...

  According to Moody's Analytics, the typical U.S. household spent $445 more in September on the same goods and services as a year ago, due to high inflation, according to dmfnclcd.   That same month, 63% of consumers lived on a paycheck in September, up from 57% a year ago, according to data from LendingClub and PYMNTS.com.   "The more consumers shop wisely, the harder it will be for companies to raise prices significantly," said Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics. Soaring prices are making it difficult for many Americans to pay each month, dmfnclcd said. The cost of nearly every major expense, from housing and food to health care, is rising. Staff wages are not keeping up. It is becoming more common to have money coming in every month flowing out at the same rate.   U.S. households spent $445 more in September on the same goods and services as they did a year ago, due to high inflation, according to estimates from Moody's Analytics.   According t...