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FX Market Commentary: Dan Deming, 10/5/23
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The following is an overview of recent comments made by European Central Bank Governing Council members. We include only comments made since the Governing Council meeting of 27 ...
USD/CAD trades to a fresh monthly high (1.3786) as it extends the series of higher highs and lows carried over from last week, and the exchange rate may attempt to test the yearly ...
Futures traders have record sums riding on the outcome of the Federal Reserve’s November policy meeting. In CME Group Inc.’s federal funds futures market — used to wager on ...
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Japan's real wages in August declined for a 17th month, government data showed on Friday, as persistent price hikes continued to outpace salary growth. Global financial markets ...
Global financial stability risks are elevated, reflecting challenging macroeconomic conditions. The increase in inflation and interest rates since 2021 has put pressure on household and business finances in Australia and around the world. It has also exposed vulnerabilities in parts of the international banking system, in some non-bank financial institutions (NBFIs) and in segments of global financial markets. Periodic episodes of stress in some economies, including the banking stress in the United States and Switzerland in March 2023, have required intervention by policymakers to support financial stability. Households and businesses in advanced economies have been largely resilient to date, despite a challenging set of economic conditions that includes high inflation, restrictive monetary policy settings and slowing growth. Low levels of loan arrears and high levels of capital and liquidity continue to support stability in the global banking system. However, global financial stability risks remain elevated. post: RBA: AUSTRALIAN FINANCIAL SYSTEM SOUND, SOME POCKETS OF STRESS AMONG HOUSEHOLD BORROWERS post: RBA: AUSTRALIAN BANKS WELL CAPITALISED, HAVE LOW EXPOSURE TO COMMERCIAL PROPERTY post: RBA: ANY INCREASE IN UNEMPLOYMENT WOULD ADD TO STRESS, BUT UNLIKELY TO THREATEN SYSTEM OVERALL
A strong jobs market could equal a weak stock market if current trends hold up. Friday’s nonfarm payrolls report will provide a major test for Wall Street, which has been on edge ...
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