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A mixed start to the week saw Asian markets suffer further fall out from the previous week’s US job numbers. The mood wasn’t helped by disappointing Chinese inflation data. Consumer prices rose in August at their fastest pace in six months as weather disruption hit food prices, while producer prices dropped further than forecast, reflecting fragile domestic demand and the underlying trend of a faltering economy. Read more: https://lnkd.in/efMBytqJ #AsianMarkets #USJobNumbers #WeekWatch

A mixed start to the week saw Asian markets suffer further fall out from the previous week’s US job numbers. The mood wasn’t helped by disappointing Chinese inflation data. Consumer prices rose in August at their fastest pace in six months as weather disruption hit food prices, while producer prices dropped further than forecast, reflecting fragile domestic demand and the underlying trend of a faltering economy. Read more: https://lnkd.in/efkNYuaX #AsianMarkets #USJobNumbers #WeekWatch

A mixed start to the week saw Asian markets suffer further fall out from the previous week’s US job numbers. The mood wasn’t helped by disappointing Chinese inflation data. Consumer prices rose in August at their fastest pace in six months as weather disruption hit food prices, while producer prices dropped further than forecast, reflecting fragile domestic demand and the underlying trend of a faltering economy. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eKDwYe3P #AsianMarkets #USJobNumbers #WeekWatch

A mixed start to the week saw Asian markets suffer further fall out from the previous week’s US job numbers. The mood wasn’t helped by disappointing Chinese inflation data. Consumer prices rose in August at their fastest pace in six months as weather disruption hit food prices, while producer prices dropped further than forecast, reflecting fragile domestic demand and the underlying trend of a faltering economy. Read more: https://lnkd.in/ejmY-Kpp #AsianMarkets #USJobNumbers #WeekWatch

A mixed start to the week saw Asian markets suffer further fall out from the previous week’s US job numbers. The mood wasn’t helped by disappointing Chinese inflation data. Consumer prices rose in August at their fastest pace in six months as weather disruption hit food prices, while producer prices dropped further than forecast, reflecting fragile domestic demand and the underlying trend of a faltering economy. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eiVc6CjK #AsianMarkets #USJobNumbers #WeekWatch

Worried about the rollercoaster ride in the Asian markets this week? 📉 There's no denying that the situation is tense. Fresh fallout from last week's lower than expected US job numbers hit, sending a ripple through the markets. 😯 Then, just when we thought it couldn't get tougher, mixed Chinese inflation data rolled in. August saw consumer prices inflate at lightning speed due to weather disruptions affecting food prices, the fastest in six months no less. 🌩️ Think that's concerning? It doesn't stop there. Data reports show producer prices plunging more than predicted, pointing to a struggling economy and volatile domestic demand. 💔 But here's a reality check - market fluctuations are part and parcel of the investment game. They can be a bitter pill to swallow but navigated right, they can also lead to potential opportunities. 🚀 For more information, check this report on https://lnkd.in/dydEGufJ Stay informed, stay empowered. #AsianMarkets #USJobNumbers #WeekWatch

A mixed start to the week saw Asian markets suffer further fall out from the previous week’s US job numbers. The mood wasn’t helped by disappointing Chinese inflation data. Consumer prices rose in August at their fastest pace in six months as weather disruption hit food prices, while producer prices dropped further than forecast, reflecting fragile domestic demand and the underlying trend of a faltering economy. #weekwatch #investing #financialplanning

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A mixed start to the week saw Asian markets suffer further fall out from the previous week’s US job numbers. The mood wasn’t helped by disappointing Chinese inflation data. Consumer prices rose in August at their fastest pace in six months as weather disruption hit food prices, while producer prices dropped further than forecast, reflecting fragile domestic demand and the underlying trend of a faltering economy. #weekwatch #markets #marketupdate #wealthplanning #wealthmanagement https://lnkd.in/e5zxP4YQ

Global Markets Week Ahead -Julu 1st 2024. #markets #investing #finance #assetmanagement #economy #economicindicators #globalmarkets