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[U.S. Stock Market Opens, Bitcoin Falls Instead Of Rising, Temporarily Dipping Below $64,000] August 12th. Despite The Mildly Positive CPI Data Tonight And The Stock Market Opening Higher, Bitcoin Failed To Follow The Market Sentiment. According To HTX Data, After The U.S. Stock Market Opened, Bitcoin Fell Instead Of Rising, Now Trading At $63,990.22, With Its Intraday Gain Narrowing To 0.59%
Russian Governor: Ukrainian Attack On The Port Of Novorossiysk Has Killed Three People And Injured 24
Ukrainian President Zelensky: Since January, Ukraine Has Liberated 745 Square Kilometers Of Land
PBOC: Interest Rates On Newly Issued Corporate Loans And Mortgages In Q2 Were Both Around 3%
Kuwait News Agency: Kuwait Claims It Has Thwarted A "terrorist Plot" To Attack A Key Facility
The Russian Foreign Ministry Stated That The Attacks In Ukraine Have Exacerbated Global Food Shortages And Driven Up Global Food Prices
Market News: A UAE Aluminum Producer Will Spend $400 Million To Resume Production After Being Attacked By Iran
Russian Intelligence Sources Claim That Ukraine Is Using Western Intelligence Agencies To Attack Transportation And Logistics Infrastructure And Ships In The Sea Of Azov And The Black Sea
According To Interfax News Agency, Citing Russian Official Sources, Russia Will Continue To Crack Down On Ships Carrying Western Weapons To Ukraine
Market Sources Say The Ukrainian Air Force MiG-29 Fighter Jet That Crashed In The Odessa Region Of Ukraine Was Shot Down By Friendly Fire
Analyst: July Inflation Report Reinforces Expectations That The Fed Will Hold Steady In September
Strategist: This Inflation Report Does Not Completely Rule Out The Possibility Of A Federal Reserve Rate Hike
The NATO Council Expressed Solidarity With The Affected Allies And Reaffirmed Its Support For Ukraine
Nick Timiraos, Known As The “Fed’s Mouthpiece,” Reported That U.S. CPI Data Showed Core Goods Prices Rose 0.20% Month-on-month In July, Ending Two Consecutive Months Of Declines. This Marks The Largest Monthly Increase Since September 2025. Housing Costs Rose Modestly, Up 0.14% Month-on-month In July. Core Services Prices Excluding Housing Increased By 0.19% Month-on-month (remaining Below May Levels Due To The Significant Decline In June)
Ross Mayfield, Investment Strategist At Baird Private Wealth Management: The Fact That Core Inflation In The U.S. Is Weaker Than Overall Inflation, Coupled With The Lack Of Wage Pressure Across The System, Should Form The Cornerstone For The Fed To Hold Rates Steady In September
The Closure Of The Strait Of Hormuz Has Boosted The Performance Of Emerging-market Corporate Bonds, Outpacing Their U.S. Counterparts
The Secretary Of Iran's Supreme National Security Council Stated That Iran And Pakistan Are Each Other's "strategic Assets."
The Lebanese Military Stated That Israel Continues To "violate And Breach" Existing Agreements
Falling Gasoline Prices Help Cool U.S. Inflation, With The July CPI Up 3.4% Year Over Year
Analyst: CPI Is Improving But Unlikely To Spark A Major Move; The Key Will Still Hinge On August's Nonfarm Payrolls
Following The Release Of The U.S. July CPI Data, Traders Slightly Reduced Their Bets On A Federal Reserve Rate Hike In September. The Three Major U.S. Stock Indices Continued To Rise, With Nasdaq Futures Up Nearly 1% And S&P 500 Futures Gaining 0.4%
Lin Honghong, Vice President Of The China Council For The Promotion Of International Trade (CCPIT), Meets With Fan Yong, General Manager Of Government Affairs For Greater China At Apple Inc
The Yield Curve For US 2-year/10-year Treasury Bonds Briefly Flattened After The Release Of CPI Data, But Has Now Steepened Again, With The Latest Spread At 47 Basis Points
U.S. Core Inflation In July Was Moderate, Easing Some Of The Pressure On The Federal Reserve To Raise Interest Rates
The Yen Maintained Its Upward Trend Against The Dollar After The Release Of The US CPI Data, Rising 0.1% To 159
The Yield On The 10-year U.S. Treasury Note Rose Slightly, Last Falling 2.2 Basis Points To 4.661%
The Swiss National Bank Welcomes Measures To Strengthen The Regulation Of "too Big To Fail" Companies
The U.S. Seasonally Adjusted Core CPI Rose 0.2% Month-on-month In July, Up From The Previous Month, In Line With Market Expectations
The Annual Inflation Rate For Used Cars And Trucks In The US, Not Seasonally Adjusted, Stood At -1.9% In July, Compared With The Previous Figure Of -1.8%
The U.S. Unadjusted CPI For July Stood At 333.918, Against A Forecast Of 333.993 And A Previous Reading Of 333.952
U.S. Seasonally Adjusted CPI Rose 0.1% Month-on-month In July, In Line With The Forecast Of 0.1%, Following A Previous Decline Of 0.40%
U.S. Real Income Rose By 0.0% Month-on-month In July, With The Previous Figure Revised Down From 0.8% To 0.7%
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