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U.S. Equity Markets finished yesterday’s session mixed, following a quiet trading session in which the Dow fell 0.26% while the NASDAQ 100 closed with a 0.44% gain. Markets were mostly lower Thursday, as markets stagnated following Wednesday’s big rally. Weekly Initial Jobless Claims came in at 260,000, matching consensus expectations and marking another weekly increase. And 30-year mortgage rates continue to fall back from their recent highs, dipping below 5%. Investors look ahead to this afternoon’s July Non-Farm Payroll numbers and next week’s Consumer Price Index reading for July. Within the S&P 500, 7 of 11 sectors finished higher. European Markets closed higher. The Bank of England hiked rates by the expected 0.50% while also calling for an extended economic downturn. They also revised upward the peak inflation projection for the fourth quarter to 13%. The European Central Bank (“ECB”) Consumer Expectations Survey showed consumers expect inflation to be worse in 12 months and economic growth will be negative. This follows the ECB Economic Bulletin which warns of sustained inflation due to high energy prices. In Asia, Encouraging U.S. data and earnings helped to ease markets as geopolitical tensions remain high. Beijing continued military exercises surrounding Taiwan as economic sanctions continue. China injected $47 billion in public funds into small and midsize banks as the country’s lenders struggle from a decline in economic activity. India’s central bank is expected to raise rates 0.50% Friday, returning the country’s borrowing rate to pre-pandemic levels. Elsewhere, Oil fell 2.57% while Gold rose 1.55% on a weaker Dollar.

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