Japan’s Economy Watchers Sentiment Edges High…

Japan’s Economy Watchers Sentiment Edges High…

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New Zealand Central Bank Hikes Rate For First Time Since 2023

New Zealand Central Bank Hikes Rate For First Time Since 2023

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand raised its benchmark interest rate for the first time in more than three years to bring inflation to target and hinted at further tightening. The Monetary Policy Committee, governed by Anna Breman, decided to lift the Official Cash Rate by 25 basis points to 2.50 percent. This was the

Bank of Thailand Warns on Fiscal, Monetary He…

Bank of Thailand Warns on Fiscal, Monetary He…

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NZD/USD Recovers After RBNZ, but Higher Bar for Next Hike Caps Rally

NZD/USD Recovers After RBNZ, but Higher Bar for Next Hike Caps Rally

The New Zealand dollar received the boost that normally accompanies a rate hike, but the rally quickly lost momentum. The Reserve Bank of New Zealand delivered a widely anticipated 25 basis point increase in the Official Cash Rate to 2.50%, yet investors stopped short of pricing a more aggressive tightening cycle. Instead, the market came

Forex Economic Calendar Overview: Key Events for the Next Trading Week (13.07.2026–19.07.2026)

Forex Economic Calendar Overview: Key Events for the Next Trading Week (13.07.2026–19.07.2026)

2026.07.07 2026.07.08 Weekly Economic Calendar for 13.07.2026–19.07.2026 Jana Kanehttps://www.litefinance.org/blog/authors/jana-kane/ Despite the Fed’s hawkish stance, disappointing US labor market data released earlier this month dampened market expectations regarding the extent of the Fed’s policy tightening. In June, the nonfarm payrolls report showed an increase of only 57,000 jobs, falling well short of the projected 110,000. This

US Oil Stockpiles Fall for Another Week

US Oil Stockpiles Fall for Another Week

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Ibovespa Falls on Renewed US-Iran Tensions

Ibovespa Falls on Renewed US-Iran Tensions

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FTSE 100 Rises to 4-Month High

FTSE 100 Rises to 4-Month High

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Crude oil is showing a bullish technical heartbeat

Crude oil is showing a bullish technical heartbeat

Crude oil futures have been trending lower since topping out at a corrective high of $110.93 on April 30. That decline extended to a low of $67.04 last week, a drop of $43.89, or roughly 39.6%, from that peak. Last week’s low briefly pushed below the February 27 closing price of $67.28—the day before the

New Zealand Central Bank Hikes Rate For First Time Since 2023

Iceland Trade Gap Widens In June

Iceland’s foreign trade deficit increased in June from a year ago as imports grew faster than exports, preliminary figures from Statistics Iceland showed on Tuesday. The trade gap widened to ISK 57.4 billion in June from ISK 39.8 billion in the corresponding month last year. In May, the shortfall was ISK 56.9 billion. Both exports

The Next Dollar Catalyst Is CPI. The Bigger Story Is Inside the Fed.

The Next Dollar Catalyst Is CPI. The Bigger Story Is Inside the Fed.

Financial markets spent much of today’s session waiting rather than reacting. Most major currency pairs traded comfortably within yesterday’s ranges as investors resisted making large directional bets ahead of tomorrow’s RBNZ decision and next week’s US inflation report. Dollar and Yen were the day’s strongest performers, but neither attracted enough follow-through buying to establish fresh

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