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Wall Street Responded Janet Yellen Remark With Positive Sentiment

Wall Street hits the record high in 2016. The market reacted positively after the Fed chairwoman's speech in the Economic Club Of New York on Tuesday.

Asian stocks reel under pressure ahead of Fed meeting

Asian stocks fell further after hovering at three-week lows amid weaker oil prices. The statements from the US Federal Reserve and European Central Bank (ECB) further worsened the situation., The ECB reduced deposit rates and this discouraged the market. The forthcoming jobs data and inflation numbers will set the tone for US Fed, which will meet in December to take a decision on interest rate hike.

Mixed Reaction in Asian Market As U.S. High Job Rates and Possible Fed Hike

Japanese and Chinese shares are up, while other Asia Pacific market decreases. As dollar stands high and U.S. strong jobs data may make Fed increase interest rates in December.

Two Fed officials say rate hike likely next month

Fed Chairperson Janet Yellen and another senior official of the central bank see interest rates going up next month. But they say that will depend upon incoming economic data.

US Fed Chair Janet Yellen hints at rate hike in 2015

The US Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen said she expects interest rate hike this year. The improvement in labor market is the prime reason that give much comforatble level for Fed to take a decision on raising rates. She also expressed her hope that inflation rate will reach to the government's target. the uncertainty over interest rates is causing weakness in the financial markets, she said.

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