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The coming year will see a raft of global central banks reversing their loose, pandemic monetary settings of the last two-years decisions and begin to normalize monetary policy by withdrawing emergency stimulus measures and hiking interest rates. Major central banks, including the Federal Reserve, the Bank of England, the Reserve Bank of Australia, and the Bank of Canada, have already given markets a strong heads-up about what is to come over the next few months. One central bank however that will not be raising interest rates is the Bank of Japan, even though their short-term policy rate sits 10 basis points in ... (full story)
Industrial production in Japan climbed by the most on record, while South Korea’s factory output advanced solidly -- signs manufacturing is gathering pace as supply-chain woes ...
AUD/USD slipped to a fresh 2021 low (0.6993) after failing to push above the 50-Week Moving Average (0.7511) in October, and the recent rebound in the exchange rate may turn out ...
The second-largest U.S. public pension fund’s chief investment officer is looking back at 2021’s lucrative environment with a touch of pessimism about what’s next. “It’s going to ...
In 2021, the dollar, long-term sovereign debt yields, share prices, commodity prices, and overall inflation rose. Only the Bank of England’s policy interest rate among central ...
In the face of the US Dollar’s rise in 2021, the Chinese Yuan was a notable standout. The DXY Dollar Currency Index appreciated almost 7 percent in 2021. Meanwhile, the offshore ...
Welcome to 2022. There’s no rest for the wicked this week. We start with the key US jobs report. After the labour sector ended 2021 on a down note, will this week’s nonfarm ...