The AUD/USD pair saw a significant boost, settling near the 0.6600 level. This move came as a result of the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) maintaining its hawkish position. The RBA’s unwavering stance, coupled with stronger Chinese inflation figures, provided a strong foundation for the Australian Dollar (AUD). However, the escalating geopolitical tensions in the
China continues to face challenges with its consumer inflation growth, highlighting the struggles in the economy. Despite implementing various stimulus measures, the pace at which they are being carried out is not enough to combat deflationary pressures. This is evident in the record low of 2.12% that the 10-year China sovereign bond yield reached on
In the early days of the week, gold prices have continued to rise, marking a third consecutive day of recovery. This comes after a significant drop last week, with the precious metal benefiting from indications that the Federal Reserve might implement a 50 basis point rate hike in September. The uncertainty surrounding the US economy,
As the New Zealand dollar continues to rise against the US dollar, reaching 0.6014, all eyes are on the upcoming Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) meeting. Analysts predict that the official cash rate will remain at 5.5%, marking the ninth consecutive time without a change. Concerns about the strength of New Zealand’s economy persist,
In response to the recent allegations made by US-based shortseller Hindenburg Research, India’s markets regulator, Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), has urged investors to remain calm and exercise due diligence before making any hasty decisions. The report by Hindenburg alleged that SEBI’s head, Madhabi Puri Buch, had previous investments in offshore funds used
Investing in silver may seem like a promising opportunity as it appears to be on the brink of a significant bottom. However, there are several market risks that could hinder the expected rally. One of the primary risks to consider is economic uncertainty. Stronger-than-expected global economic growth or sudden financial instability could shift the demand
JD Vance, the Republican U.S. vice-presidential candidate, recently expressed his support for Donald Trump’s suggestion that presidents should have a say in Federal Reserve Board policy-making, particularly regarding interest-rate movements. This statement, made during an interview on CNN’s “State of the Union” program, highlights the ongoing debate over the appropriate level of political involvement in
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China’s bond market, currently the second largest in the world, has been experiencing a period of volatility and uncertainty. The central bank’s heavy intervention to counter a plunge in yields has left many investors on edge. Despite the struggling economy, some investors remain optimistic about the future of government bonds in China. They point to
Mega events like the Olympic Games and major concerts have been known to cause a surge in prices in host cities around the world. These events lead to a rise in demand for hotel rooms, airline tickets, and other goods and services needed by the influx of visitors. While some experts believe that consumers may
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On Thursday, August 8, the US equity markets showed a significant turnaround from the previous session. The Nasdaq Composite Index surged by 2.87%, with the Dow and the S&P 500 also posting gains of 1.76% and 2.30%, respectively. These movements were largely influenced by the data on initial jobless claims and expert commentary on the
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