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Auto Select · publishedNasdaq Opens 0.9% Higher as Wall Street Finds Relief in CPI at 3.4%

Nasdaq Opens 0.9% Higher as Wall Street Finds Relief in CPI at 3.4%

2026-08-12 Wall Street opened higher after the July U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) matched market expectations exactly. In early trading, the Nasdaq Composite rose approximately 0.9%, the S&P500 gained around 0.5%, and the Dow advanced about 0.2%, rebounding from the previous day's broad-based decline. The key was not a sharp drop in inflation. Rather, investors were relieved that the data did not exceed expectations and intensify concerns about further Federal Reserve tightening.

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Auto Select · published8month10일 코스닥 전망

8월10일 코스닥 전망, 798.81 마감 뒤 800선 회복을 가를 3가지 변수

8월 10일 코스닥은 미국 기술주 상승이라는 우호적인 재료를 안고 시작하지만, 800선을 되찾는 것보다 그 위에서 버티는지와 외국인 매도가 멈추는지가 더 중요합니다. 8월 7일 종가는 798.81로 800선과 불과 1.19포인트 차이입니다. 지난주 코스닥은 719.76에서 798.81까지 올라 한 주 동안 약 11.0%

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Auto Select · publishedU.S. and Japan Hold Rates Steady: U.S. at 3.50~3.75% and Japan at 1.0%, but Their Next Moves May Differ

U.S. and Japan Hold Rates Steady: U.S. at 3.50~3.75% and Japan at 1.0%, but Their Next Moves May Differ

In late July, the central banks of the United States and Japan both left interest rates unchanged. The U.S. Federal Reserve maintained its federal funds rate target range at 3.50~3.75%, while the Bank of Japan kept its short-term policy rate at approximately 1.0%. However, rather than simply representing simultaneous pauses, the two decisions reflected different reasons for waiting to assess whether further rate increases would be necessary. The Fed continued to face inflation above its 2%

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Auto Select · publishedOil Prices Close Higher, but WTI Falls 7.7% for the Week: Why Did the Trends Diverge?

Oil Prices Close Higher, but WTI Falls 7.7% for the Week: Why Did the Trends Diverge?

International oil prices rebounded in the U.S. market on August 7 but fell sharply over the week as a whole. Brent crude closed at USD 83.55 per barrel and WTI at USD 78.18. For the week, WTI declined 7.7%, while Brent fell 5.0%. Therefore, the statement that 'oil prices fell 7% for the week' most accurately describes WTI's performance. Friday's rebound did not reverse the broader weekly decline.

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