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Trading in the forex markets has been relatively subdued today. ECB’s decision to hold interest rates steady was widely expected, and President Christine Lagarde’s press conference did not introduce any significant new information. ECB’s accompanying statement highlighted that domestic price pressures remain high, services inflation is elevated, and headline inflation is likely to stay above
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The International Monetary Fund warned Tuesday that upside risks to inflation have increased, calling into question the prospect of multiple Federal Reserve interest rate cuts this year.  In its latest World Economic Outlook update, the IMF said “the momentum on global disinflation is slowing, signaling bumps along the path.” The rise in sequential inflation in
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The Canadian Dollar (CAD) is little changed on the session, leaving it as a marginal outperformer alongside the Australian Dollar (AUD) on a day where the US Dollar (USD) is trading a little higher overall, Scotiabank’s chief FX strategist Shaun Osborne notes. USD seems unable to extend much above 1.37 “Market-moving news is in short
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While Euro maintains its strength against Dollar, its performance is more mixed against other major currencies. The market’s attention is now focused on the upcoming ECB rate decision and press conference. It is broadly anticipated that ECB will maintain deposit rate at 3.75% and main refinancing rate at 4.25% correspondingly. President Christine Lagarde is expected
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Gold prices fall to $2,457 after hitting an all-time high of $2,483 due to profit-taking. Fed officials signal potential rate cuts; Governor Waller suggests downward trend for Fed funds rate. US Dollar Index drops to 103.72, its lowest since March 2024, while US Treasury yields decline. Gold prices retreated as investors took profits after the
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Yen surged significantly against all major currencies during European session, with speculation on whether Japan has intervened again in the markets. Last week, it was rumored that Japanese authorities had spent JPY 3.5 trillion to prop up Yen. Despite this, top officials have been tight-lipped, refusing to confirm any direct actions. Outgoing top currency diplomat
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