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The dollar firmed on Monday after strong consumer spending data pointed to persistent underlying inflation pressure, cooling bets that the US Federal Reserve could flag a slowdown in its aggressive interest rate hikes. Against the Japanese yen, the greenback was 0.44% higher at 148.08, particularly helped by the Bank of Japan’s (BOJ) decision to keep ultra-low interest rates on Friday, and BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda’s still-dovish comments in the face of rising interest rates elsewhere. The dollar moved broadly higher in early Asia trade, and was up more than 0.2% against the New Zealand dollar and the pound. ... (full story)
Indeed, the labour market is crucial to the Reserve Bank’s efforts to bring inflation under control. With the unemployment rate close to a record low, and employers desperate to ...
Up until recently, I had been leaning towards the RBA repeating a second 25bp hike tomorrow and potentially even pausing in December (data depending…). Yet last week’s strong ...
Now that he owns Twitter, Elon Musk has given employees their first ultimatum: Meet his deadline to introduce paid verification on Twitter or pack up and leave. The directive is ...
According to provisional results of the Federal Statistical Office (Destatis), the real (price-adjusted) turnover of retail enterprises in Germany was 0.9% and the nominal (not ...
Turnover adjusted for sales days and holidays rose in the retail sector by 5.7% in nominal terms in September 2022 compared with the previous year. Seasonally adjusted, nominal ...
The Northern Ireland Protocol Bill - the UK government's bid to change post-Brexit trading rules - will be further discussed in Parliament on Monday. The protocol was agreed ...