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on the China developments, aided by speculation the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and allies including Russia may discuss yet another production cut at a Dec. 4 meeting.
But a combination of the energy price rebound and a barrage of hawkish rhetoric from U.S. and European central bankers kept markets on edge about a looming recession next year, and there was little or no bounce in European stocks or U.S. futures after Monday's hefty selloff. U.S. 10-year Treasury yields continued to probe below 3.65%, with the yield curve between 3 months and 10 years inverting ever deeper to 22-year lows of 73 basis points. The dollar gave back some of Monday's gains too.on Monday said a recession was not yet his baseline and he didn't see interest rate cuts until 2024.
Strikingly, hawkish Dutch central banker Klaus Knot also said forecasts of recession may be overdone and fears of "overtightening" policy were a "joke".said euro zone inflation, which is expected to ease this month but remain above 10%, has not yet peaked, encouraging speculation of another swingeing 75 basis point interest rate rise next month.Back stateside, spending on
was estimated to have hit a record $11.6 billion as discounts on everything from pajamas to AirPods tempted shoppers to click.
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