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Yen futures hit contract lows on Tuesday, 10/31/23
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The BOE is on the verge of losing its credibility as it tightened the economy too little, too slowly. At this week's MPC meeting, Bailey will need to hide behind the ...
Globally, core inflation remains elevated and central banks are expected to keep monetary policy tight for some time. While the global economy’s adjustment to higher interest rates has been relatively benign so far, the full impact is still to be seen and there are several tail risk scenarios. Key global risks in the near term include the possibility that central banks need to tighten monetary policy further, unanticipated impacts from previous tightening, potential spillovers from the current slowdown in the Chinese property market and escalation of the war in the Middle East. • New Zealand households and businesses continue to face higher debt servicing costs. The share of mortgages in arrears is increasing from low levels. Pockets of stress are likely to grow in the medium term as highly-indebted households continue to be tested by higher debt servicing burdens. A key risk to financial stability would be a significant deterioration in the labour market. post: RBNZ: THE FULL IMPACT OF RATE INCREASES GLOBALLY IS STILL TO BE SEEN. post: RBNZ: THE KEY RISK TO FINANCIAL STABILITY WOULD BE A SIGNIFICANT DETERIORATION IN THE LABOR MARKET.
USD/JPY trades to a fresh yearly high (151.70) even as the Bank of Japan (BoJ) tweaks its Yield Curve Control (YCC) program, and the exchange rate may track the positive slope in ...
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Key facts: In the September 2023 quarter, compared with the June 2023 quarter, the: • unemployment rate was 3.9 percent, compared with 3.6 percent • underutilisation rate was 10.4 ...
In Tuesday’s session, the GBP/USD traded in the 1.2120 - 1.2200 range, closing with mild losses around 1.2150. On the USD side, it gained momentum with the DXY Index, advancing to ...
The People’s Bank of China will likely inject “ample” liquidity into the money market after interest rates surged on Tuesday, according to a person close to the central bank who ...
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- Posted: Oct 31, 2023 5:30pm
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