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The Reserve Bank of New Zealand recently announced its decision to leave cash rates unchanged at 0.25%, in line with analysts' expectations.
Annualized US Inflation at 5.4%; NZD Jumps as RBNZ Ends QE; Stocks Take Small Knock.
It seems that the reopening of the world economy has pushed up global demand for Chinese goods.
U.S. Broad Market Index Closes at New All-Time High; NASDAQ and DAX Also Reach Records; Forex Market Lacking Direction
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde recently commented that the bank will be changing its policy guidance in its next meeting to show that reviving inflation is an important goal for the bank.
U.S. Broad Market Index Ends Week at All-Time High; Asian Stocks Bullish; Dollar Bid.
The FOMC meeting minutes released yesterday renew focus on talk of QE tapering, produce risk-off price movement. Will traders be able to profit if the Fed slip up and gets it wrong?
The condition of the labor market is relatively stable, though it is still facing some instabilities as the economy continues to recover.
FOMC Minutes Release has Minor Market Impact; U.S. Dollar and Japanese Yen Continue Advance; Crude Oil Drops.
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Recently, the People’s Bank of China and a local Beijing regulator took action against a company that was providing cryptocurrency-related services.
Global Stocks, Crude Oil Fall on Growth Concerns; U.S. Dollar and Japanese Yen Advance; US Treasury Yields Hit Lows.
Recently, the Reserve Bank of Australia decided to leave interest rates unchanged at 0.10%, in line with analysts’ expectations.
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S&P 500, NASDAQ Close at All-Time Highs; US NFP Exceeds Expectations; US Dollar Strong.
Since the beginning of the week, the US Dollar has recovered from last week's losses, gaining 0.77 percent against a bundle of its main competitors.