Month: December 2023

The global financial markets last week were primarily influenced by three pivotal themes: Yen’s dramatic rise, Dollar’s strength following robust US employment data, and repercussions of Moody’s downgrading China’s rating outlook. The most striking was the Yen’s significant surge, driven by intensified speculation about an impending exit from negative interest rates by BoJ. The anticipation
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Japanese Yen continues to dominate as the strongest currency for the week, finding additional support from Japan’s unexpectedly robust wage growth data. However, its rally is currently pausing, with global financial markets redirecting their focus towards the impending US non-farm payroll data. Dollar, currently ranking as the second strongest currency, faces a critical test with
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In this article DG Follow your favorite stocksCREATE FREE ACCOUNT The exterior of a Dollar General convenience store is seen in Austin, Texas, on March 16, 2023. Brandon Bell | Getty Images Dollar General has gotten hit by steep fines for safety violations, slammed on late-night TV and even overruled by its own shareholders. On
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Share: Mexican Peso recovers from around weekly lows, and reclaims the 100-day SMA. Mexico’s Producer Price Index was softer than estimated, keeping Banxico’s hopes of easing policy next year alive. US Nonfarm Payrolls in November were better than foreseen, in contrast to previously released jobs data. Mexican Peso (MXN) rallies against the US Dollar (USD)
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A man can dream, right? Today might end with the biggest Canada-Japan trade of all time. Well maybe not in financial markets but certainly in the world of sports. The rumor mill is insane right now around baseball megastar Shohei Ohtani and the possibility that he signs with the Toronto Blue Jays. The two-time MVP
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Dollar jumps in early US session, buoyed by a robust set of employment data. headline job growth exceeded expectations, narrowly missing 200k mark, while unemployment rate showed a decline. This data suggests a still-tight job market, raising concerns among some market participants that underlying inflation pressures may not be easing as hoped. Notably, strong wage
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