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UK Retail Sales Log Unexpected Growth In May
UK retail sales logged an unexpected growth in May as bank holidays and warm weather boosted demand for outdoor-related goods and summer clothing. Despite high inflation, British consumer confidence rose for the fifth consecutive month in June to hit a 17-month high, a closely watched survey revealed Friday.
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Antipodean Currencies Fall Amid Risk Aversion
Antipodean currencies such as the Australia and the New Zealand dollars weakened against their major rivals in the Asian session on Friday amid risk aversion, as investors react to interest rate hikes by the Bank of England, the Norges Bank and the Swiss National Bank as well as inflation concerns that triggered growth worries.
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U.S. Dollar Rises Against Majors
The U.S. dollar strengthened against other major currencies in the Asian session on Friday.
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NZ Dollar Drops Against Most Majors
The New Zealand dollar weakened against most major currencies in the Asian session on Friday.
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Australian Dollar Falls Against Majors
The Australian dollar weakened against other major currencies in the Asian session on Friday.
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European Economic News Preview: UK Retail Sales Data Due
Retail sales from the UK and flash Purchasing Managers' survey results from the UK as well as major euro area economies are due on Friday. At 2.00 am ET, the Office for National Statistics publishes UK retail sales data. Sales are forecast to fall 0.2 percent on month in May, in contrast to the 0.5 percent increase in April.
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European Shares Set To Extend Losses As Risk Aversion Intensifies
European stocks are seen opening on a sluggish note Friday as market sentiment turned risk-averse amid worries over further interest-rate rises.
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Sensex, Nifty Drift Lower As Yields Climb; Adani Group Stocks Worst Hit
Indian shares were moving lower on Friday after rate hikes from policymakers in England, Norway and Switzerland pushed global bond yields higher.
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Asian Markets Mostly Lower Amid Rate Hikes
Asian stock markets are mostly lower on Friday, following the broadly negative cues from global markets overnight, as traders react to interest rate hikes by the Bank of England, the Norges Bank and the Swiss National Bank as well as inflation concerns that triggered growth worries. US Fed Chair Jerome Powell also reiterated plans to continue raising rates during his second day of testimony.
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Sensex, Nifty Seen Flat To Higher At Open As Oil Prices Tumble
Indian shares are seen open marginally higher on Friday as Fed Chair Jerome Powell wrapped up his congressional testimony and crude oil prices saw a sharp pullback overnight on fuel demand concerns.
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Japanese Market Significantly Lower
The Japanese stock market is significantly lower on Friday after opening in the green, extending the losses in the previous session, with the benchmark Nikkei 225 falling below the 33,000 mark, following the broadly negative cues from global markets overnight, with weakness across most sectors partially offset by gains in technology stocks.
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Australian Market Notably Lower
The Australian stock market is notably lower on Friday, extending the losses in the previous two sessions, with the benchmark S&P/ASX 200 below the 7,200 level, following the broadly negative cues from global markets overnight, with weakness across most sectors, led by energy and financial stocks. Traders digested data showing a slowdown in Australian manufacturing activity and service activity.
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Thai Shares Tipped To End Losing Streak
The Thai stock market has tracked lower in four straight sessions, slumping almost 50 points or 3.1 percent along the way. The Stock Exchange of Thailand now sits just beneath the 1,510-point plateau although it's due for support on Friday.
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