* Sweden receives green light to join NATO after Turkey approves
* Fed officials say interest rates are still higher necessary tame inflation
* Is the risk of deflation in China a threat to the global economy?
* German business sentiment weakens more than expected in July
* China’s economic problems are booster other Asian markets
* Barr, Vice Chairman of the Fed propose stricter regulation of bank capital
* Set of major stock indices “pitfalls” for investors
* Should emerging markets be part of your portfolio? “Maybe, but handle with care”:
New York Fed President says, “I don’t have a recession in my forecast. In an interview with the Financial Times, he explain : “I’m growing quite slowly. Obviously, recessions are very difficult to predict. I still think that’s the right base case scenario but again it’s really going to depend on all the factors influencing in particular what happens with inflation and do we see what I’m predicting which is that headline personal consumption expenditure (PCE) inflation declines to around 3% over the four quarters of this year, then to 2.5% next year. In this case, it is obviously not necessary to have a higher unemployment rate or additional costs for the economy.
