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Homeowners will be desperately hoping inflation gets under control so they can get some mortgage relief.
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Gaming metaverse operator Roblox (NYSE:RBLX) will be announcing earnings results tomorrow before market open. Here's what to look for.
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Roblox cut its annual bookings forecast on Thursday, in a sign that people were dialing back on spending within its video-gaming platform amid an uncertain economic outlook and elevated levels of inflation. The lowered forecast marks the latest downbeat report from the gaming industry, which has laid off hundreds of employees and shut studios this year to cope with declining demand. Roblox now expects full-year bookings to be between $4 billion and $4.10 billion, down from its earlier forecast of $4.14 billion to $4.28 billion.
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The Bank of England will decide interest rates later, but is not expected to cut them until the summer.
BEIJING (Reuters) -China's largest contract chipmaker SMIC reported a first-quarter revenue rise of 19.7% on Thursday, as its global customers rebuilt their inventories. SMIC said in a statement that its revenue rose to $1.75 billion for the three months through March, topping the $1.69 billion forecast by analysts polled by LSEG. "In the first quarter 2024, our global customers are more willing to build up inventory," SMIC said, adding that demand from some is expected to continue in the current quarter.
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All nine members know that interest rates, currently at 5.25%, will have to be cut in the coming months. After all, high interest rates represent a brake on the economy and it's becoming clear that keeping the brake pedal down is causing economic pain. For Bank insiders, the fact that the rate at which the consumer price index is rising each year is about (at least according to their forecasts) to hit 2% is a mark of success.
The dollar gained on Wednesday as investors continued to bet on the U.S. economy outperforming peers and was higher for the third day against the Japanese yen, keeping investors wary of the risk of intervention from Tokyo. In Europe, the Swedish crown came under pressure after the central bank cut interest rates and said it expected two more cuts this year, while the pound was stuck in negative territory ahead of a Bank of England meeting on Thursday. The move in Sweden was a reminder that dollar is likely to remain strong as long as other central banks cut rates before the U.S. Federal Reserve.
LONDON (Reuters) -Investors have gone from bracing for a U.S. recession to positioning for the world's biggest economy to keep chugging along. European growth is also better than anticipated a few months ago, a challenge for traders trying to divine how much central bankers will lower interest rates. Many analysts said this would be the year U.S. growth buckled, after the same predictions proved woefully wrong in 2023.
The five-year JGB yield rose as high as 0.525% for the first time since April 2011 before easing slightly to 0.515% as of 0253 GMT, up 3.5 basis points from Wednesday. The 10-year JGB yield was 3.5 bps higher at 0.91%, after earlier reaching 0.92%, approaching last month's nearly six-month high of 0.93%. Locally, minutes from the BOJ's most recent policy meeting in April showed officials turned overwhelmingly hawkish, with many calling for the need to raise interest rates steadily to forestall risks of an inflation overshoot.