Thursday , 23 January 2025

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South Korea Unemployment Rate dipped from previous 3% to 2.6% in February

South Korea Unemployment Rate dipped from previous 3% to 2.6% in February

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EUR/USD middled on Tuesday after mixed US CPI inflation print pins pair

The EUR/USD spent most of Tuesday cycling familiar territory, with the pair churning chart paper just north of 1.0900.

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Despite stronger than forecast core CPI a Fed June rate cut is still expected

Earlier:CIBC: Analyzing the implications of February's US CPI report for the FedThe breadth of US inflation pressure narrowed - RBCAdding to the responses,...

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ICYMI – BOJ reportedly considering March rate hike, but outcome is still too close to call

If you did miss this, check it out now from Justin:BOJ reportedly considering March rate hike but outcome is still too close to...

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Dow Jones Industrial Average whipsaws, Tuesday’s US CPI inflation a mixed bag

The Down Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) is moderately up on Tuesday, with US equities finding gains after a somewhat mixed US Consumer Price...

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Canadian Dollar churns against Greenback post-CPI inflation print, settles slightly back

The Canadian Dollar (CAD) was mixed on Tuesday, either holding flat or grabbing slim gains against some of its major currency peers, all...

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USD/THB Price Analysis: Buyers hold sway, bearish turn spotlighted as bullish momentum slows

The USD/THB pair is currently trading at a level of 35.74, up by 0.91% on Tuesday.

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ICYMI – ECB’s Holzmann says a June rate cut is more likely than in April

Governor of Austria's central bank and thus a Governing Council member of the European Central Bank Robert Holzmann in an interview with news...

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New Zealand data – February Food Price Inflation Index -0.6% m/m (prior +1.2%)

The New Zealand Food Price Index (FPI) is a measure of the changes in the average price of food items sold in New...

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Forexlive Americas FX news wrap: Dollar climbs as US CPI stays hot

US February core CPI 3.8% y/y versus 3.7% y/y expectedBOEs Bailey: Question of policy restrictiveness is now keyUS EIA now sees stronger oil...