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BOE's Greene: The disinflationary process is still ongoing
Comments from Bank of England rate-setter Megan Greene: Most of the near-term hump in inflation is due to one-off factors We expect inflation to continue to come down to target over medium term Our view is that we can look through it but of course that’s a big risk There is a risk people won’t
Job Data and US-China Rapprochement Fuel Dollar Rebound Prospects
Risk sentiment improved last week, driven by the solid US non-farm payroll report that helped ease fears of a deepening slowdown. Adding to the optimism was a thaw in US-China relations. While no concrete breakthrough emerged, the fact that both sides were willing to engage again offered some relief to global markets weary of tariff
China Foreign Exchange Reserves (MoM): $3.285T (May) vs $3.282T
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Forexlive Americas FX news wrap: Non-farm payrolls match estimates, dollar jumps
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From Allies to Adversaries: The Timeline of Trump and Elon Musk’s Relationship
There has been much talk about the rupture of one of the most surprising relationships between the world’s richest man, Elon Musk, and US President Donald J. Trump. This story’s beginning comes from a significant surprise – Elon Musk, who shared and endorsed mostly Democratic ideas, made a U-turn in his approach and decided to
Mexican Peso remains firm against the Greenback with USD/MXN below 19.20
The Mexican Peso extends its gains against the US Dollar as markets adopt a ‘risk-on’ sentiment following the easing of US-China tensions. USD/MXN remains in a short-term bearish trend below 19.20. US-Mexico tensions remain in focus next week as Mexico condemns 50% tariffs on steel and aluminium imports to the US. The Mexican Peso (MXN)
Top US and China trade officials will meet Monday in London
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Gold Fails to Break Resistance in Risk-On Market Environment
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GBP/USD slips as strong US jobs data cools Fed rate cut bets
Sterling still set for weekly gain over 0.80% amid broad Greenback weakness earlier in the week. US economy added 139K jobs in May, beating forecasts and reinforcing Fed’s cautious stance on rate cuts. Dollar strength resurfaces, with DXY climbing 0.58% to 99.28, its highest in two days. GBP/USD tumbled during the North American session, down
Dollar Rebounds as NFP and Wages Beat Forecasts, Tariff Impact Yet to Materialize
Dollar staged a firm comeback today following slightly better-than-expected non-farm payroll figures, with job growth at 139k and wage growth coming in strong at 0.4% mom. While not a blowout report, the data was enough to alleviate immediate concerns of a sharp labor market slowdown. Stock futures also advanced, suggesting that investors are reassessing the
There is too much focus on jobs and not enough on big changes immigration
Deutche Bank is out with a note highlighting that the focus on jobs might be the wrong one. The big change in the US economy is in immigration, which has cratered this year — falling more than 90% from the January 2022 to June 2024 average. They note that this is equivalent to an annual