By FXStreet Cameron Bagrie, Chief Economist at ANZ, notes that the prices in the NZ’s Monthly Inflation Gauge rose 0.1% in April, consistent with seasonal norms. Prices in
By FXStreet Comments from Japan’s finance minister Aso hit the wires, as spoke in parliament earlier today: “We’ve been saying that one-sided rapid currency moves are undesirable. As
By FXStreet Research Team at TDS, suggests that the US wholesale inventories are projected by both TD and the market to increase by just 0.1% m/m in March,
By FXStreet FX option expiries for today’s NY cut at 1000ET, via DTCC, can be found below. – EUR/USD: 1.1235-40(E408mn), 1.1390(E200mn), 1.1400(E281mn), 1.1450(E407mn), 1.1600(E771mn) – USD/JPY: 108.50($884mn), 108.75($505mn),
By FXStreet The GBP/USD pair failed to sustain at higher levels and struggles around 1.44 handle, as the bears fought back control amid mixed oil prices and higher
By FXStreet Research Team at TDS, notes that China’s Apr CPI was steady at 2.3%/yr for the third straight month, coming in at market expectations. Key Quotes “Non-food
By FXStreet Research Team at Danske Bank, expects the NB to leave the sight deposit rate unchanged at 0.50% and to re-iterate its dovish bias from the March
By FXStreet Reuters reporting commentary from Fitch Ratings comments on China and the yuan: China rebalancing, yuan volatility key risks for APAC Easing policies implemented by Chinese authorities
By FXStreet The bulls gathered pace over the last hour, now pushing USD/JPY back towards 109 handle as strong gains on the Japanese indices further fuel risk-on moods
By FXStreet USD/JPY continues its relentless move north, now breaking above yesterday’s high at 108.60, resulting on new highs reached at 108.78, as the Nikkei 225 soars, last
