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Sterling holds steady ahead of BoE decision; Dollar falters against yen

Key points: The British pound held broadly steady on Thursday as the market awaited the Bank of England’s (BoE) rate decision. The dollar, meanwhile, faced mixed movements against major currencies as it awaited fresh market catalysts. The pound traded at $1.2719, having eked out a slight gain in the previous session. The euro rose 0.03%Continue Reading

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Aussie sees minimal boost from RBA’s hawkish stance

Key points: The Australian dollar showed little movement on Tuesday after the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) maintained a cautious stance against inflation. The RBA concluded its June policy meeting with rates held at 4.35%, emphasising that household consumption was stronger than initially reported and monthly consumer price figures had not improved. This stance suggestedContinue Reading

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Week Ahead: Markets anticipate reports from central banks

The upcoming week is packed with key economic events that could significantly impact the markets. Here’s a detailed look at the key events to watch from 17th to 23rd June 2024, covering important announcements from China, Australia, the UK, and Japan. China to release key economic data in June China kicks off the week onContinue Reading

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Aussie and Kiwi hit multi-month highs on Euro

Key points: On Friday, the Australian and New Zealand dollars dipped slightly against the safe-haven U.S. dollar as risk aversion swept through European markets. However, both currencies reached multi-month highs against the struggling euro. The Bank of Japan’s announcement to taper its bond-buying program after its July policy meeting also contributed to gains against theContinue Reading

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Aussie and kiwi weaken as U.S. risk events loom

Key points: The Australian and New Zealand dollars faced pressure on Tuesday as traders prepared for the Federal Reserve policy meeting and U.S. inflation data. Bond markets lengthened the odds of early rate cuts at home, adding to the cautious sentiment. Aussie dollar dips on weak Chinese Yuan Picture: Aussie slumps as seen on theContinue Reading

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Path for a lower dollar as economic data deteriorates

Key points: The US dollar is experiencing downward pressure as recent economic data reveals a series of setbacks. The GDPNow forecast, which provides an early estimate of the US GDP, indicates an observable downturn in Q2 growth. This shift is compounded by April’s CPI and PCE data, which supports a disinflation narrative, suggesting that inflationContinue Reading

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Week ahead: Wall Street sees declines as treasury yields rise

Wall Street endured a tough week, marked by significant declines driven by rising Treasury yields and hawkish comments from Federal Reserve officials. The market sentiment was further dampened by higher-than-expected inflation data from Germany and Australia, escalating global inflation concerns. As the market braces for the key US personal consumption expenditures (PCE) inflation data, dividedContinue Reading

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Aussie, Kiwi steady after setback from U.S. bond yields surge

Key points: The Australian and New Zealand dollars have stabilised after experiencing setbacks due to a surge in U.S. bond yields. This rise in yields has dampened risk appetites and obscured the outlook for global rate cuts. Picture: Aussie stabilises as seen on VT Markets app. Currently, the Australian dollar (AUDUSD) is steady at $0.6605,Continue Reading

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Aussie rises as investors await inflation data 

Key points:  The Australian dollar (AUD) climbed past $0.665 on Monday, marking its third consecutive session of gains. Market participants are bracing for upcoming domestic inflation figures, which could significantly influence the interest rate outlook. The appreciation of AUD is also supported by a broad pullback in the US dollar (USD) and strong carry demandContinue Reading

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Aussie climbs as China considers buying unsold homes

Key points: China is contemplating a policy move where local governments would purchase millions of unsold homes. This initiative aims to stabilise the distressed real estate sector, which has seen home sales plummet by nearly 50%, leaving a vast inventory of unoccupied properties. Australian dollar rises on optimism Picture: The AUD/USD pair is moving upwards.Continue Reading

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