Dominant angle identified — does not reflect unanimity of this country’s media
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The Trump-Warsh showdown takes center stage · 13 of 19 countries
Pretoria is mainly gauging, in the dispatch relayed by its press, the balance of power between Donald Trump and the Fed boss he himself chose, without yet quantifying what the hike costs the rand or South African debt in dollars.
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TimesLIVE · Moneyweb · Business Day +1
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The Trump-Warsh showdown takes center stage · 13 of 19 countries
Berlin is particularly taking note of the demonstration of independence by Kevin Warsh, the Fed president appointed by Donald Trump himself, who raised rates against the explicit will of his political patron.
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Tagesschau · FAZ · Handelsblatt
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The question remains economic · 6 of 19 countries
Buenos Aires is tallying the bill for its external financing: the Fed's rate hike is closing, according to economists cited by the local press, the option of placing debt in dollars before the 2027 elections.
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Clarín · Ambito · Perfil
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Australia quantifies the shock in index points and dollar cents: the Fed's hike is first measured on the ASX, the Australian dollar, gold, and iron ore, before any debate on the RBA's domestic policy.
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Sydney Morning Herald · ABC News Australia · The Age +2
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Ottawa is watching the unprecedented showdown between Kevin Warsh, a central banker appointed by Donald Trump himself, and the President who is now demanding the opposite of his decision.
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Globe and Mail · CBC News · Financial Post
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Santiago sees the confrontation between Trump and the Fed as a test of monetary independence, with the Chilean press highlighting that Kevin Warsh, appointed by the president himself, has chosen to defy him rather than give in to his pressure.
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La Tercera · BioBioChile
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The question remains economic · 6 of 19 countries
Bogotá measures the Fed's hike first in pesos: the dollar rises from the opening of the market, even before the official announcement, while gold benefits from a weakened greenback.
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El Colombiano · Portafolio · La Republica
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The question remains economic · 6 of 19 countries
Seoul is measuring the gap in rates that has grown with Washington, now up to a full percentage point, and the pressure this hike is putting on the Bank of Korea to follow suit by the end of the year.
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Korea Herald · Yonhap · Korea Times +1
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Madrid sees the Fed's rate hike as an unprecedented rebuke of Kevin Warsh by Donald Trump, who had nonetheless appointed him to the institution's presidency six weeks before crucial midterm elections for the Republicans.
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El Pais English · Expansión
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The United States is measuring the political cost of a Fed that Trump himself chose, which has just dealt him an unprecedented setback on interest rates.
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CNBC · Bloomberg Politics · The Hill +1
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Paris sees the Fed's rate hike as an institutional showdown between Donald Trump and the man he himself appointed to head the central bank, and highlights the irony of a decision triggered by the president's own wars.
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Le Monde · RFI · Sud Ouest +1
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New Delhi is measuring the Fed's rate hike primarily by its impact on markets — gold, bonds, bitcoin — rather than the open confrontation between Donald Trump and Kevin Warsh, the man he himself chose to lead the US central bank.
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The Hindu Business Line · Swarajya · Deccan Chronicle +1
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Tokyo is measuring the widening gap in rates with Washington: the yen is slipping to 156 against the dollar, while the stock market is benefiting from a reprieve ahead of the Bank of Japan's monetary policy meeting.
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Kyodo News · The Mainichi
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The Trump-Warsh showdown takes center stage · 13 of 19 countries
Kuala Lumpur is measuring the combined shock of the rise in American rates and the oil surge on already tense Asian markets, while watching the open confrontation between Trump and Warsh.
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Malay Mail · The Vibes
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Mexico City separates the independence claimed by Banxico from the actual margin, now reduced, that the Fed's rate hike leaves it.
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Reforma · El Informador · Vanguardia MX
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Islamabad is measuring the cost in dollars of a decision it did not vote for: the Fed is tightening its monetary policy while Washington demands the opposite, and each rate hike increases the debt service burden of countries indebted in dollars.
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Geo News · Business Recorder
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The question remains economic · 6 of 19 countries
Lima is downplaying the shockwave: Peru's financial sector had already anticipated the Fed's rate hike, and the sol even gained a bit of ground on the day of the announcement.
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Gestión · RPP Noticias
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The question remains economic · 6 of 19 countries
Doha is gauging the Fed's rate hike in light of the oil price, presented by Qatari media as the main driver of American inflation rather than simply a Trump-Warsh showdown.
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Al Jazeera · Gulf Times
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Singapore gauges the Asian shockwave of the Fed's rate hike, amidst pressured currencies, falling bond yields and regional stock markets that rise nonetheless
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Channel News Asia · Straits Times
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