Daily Market Insight

• U.S. annual consumer inflation posts largest increase since 1981 at 9.1% • EU slashes euro zone growth outlook, expects higher inflation • The Yield Curve Inversion Extends to its Largest Point Since 2000 • Euro back above parity, dollar dips after inflation surges

• Fed Says More Restrictive Stance Could be Needed • US Job Openings Remain Near Record Highs • US Services PMI Revised Higher • Stocks in the doldrums as euro founders on recession fears

• Euro Hits 20-Year Low as PMI Shows Growth Stalling • China’s June Services Activity Grow the Fastest in Almost a Year • Australia's central bank raises rates for third month, still more to come • Recession fear puts Dollar on course for biggest gain since 2020

• Eurozone PPI Inflation Eases More Than Expected • Japan Composite PMI Confirmed at 7-Month Peak • South Korea Inflation Hits 24-Year High • Thailand Inflation Rate Highest in Near 14 Years • Dollar Firms Up on Fed Rate Hike Bets, Gold Muted

• China's June factory activity expands at fastest pace in 13 months • U.S. factory activity slows to two-year low as clouds gather over economy • Oil prices slip as recession fears rumble on, tight supply stems losses • Dollar Edges Higher, Lifted by Safe Haven Demand

• U.S. consumer spending, underlying inflation slow in May • China’s June factory activities expand as COVID-19 curbs ease • Japan business mood worsens on hit from China's lockdown, rising costs • Euro reverses fall, dollar drops ahead of euro zone price data

• Inflation saps U.S. consumer confidence; house prices remain elevated • Japan May retail sales rise faster than expected as COVID curbs ease • German consumer sentiment plunges to new record low • Dollar falters as U.S. yields retreat amid recession risks

• Inflation saps U.S. consumer confidence; house prices remain elevated • Japan May retail sales rise faster than expected as COVID curbs ease • German consumer sentiment plunges to new record low • Dollar falters as U.S. yields retreat amid recession risks

• US Pending Home Sales Unexpectedly Rise in May • US Durable Goods Orders Remain Robust • Malaysia Producer Prices Rise at Faster Pace • US stock futures slipped, Gold remained under pressure

• U.S. new home sales rebound in May; consumer sentiment at record low • German business sentiment clouds over but no sign of recession • U.K. Retail Sales Fall by 0.5% in May due to rising prices • U.S. dollar retreats as markets re-assess Fed rate path