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Currency news · last 7 daysIndian bonds and the rupee gained as a plunge in crude prices eased inflation concerns and pressure on the external finances of the oil-importing nation.
Asian currencies were mixed against the dollar in early trade, but may be supported by mild appetite for risk assets.
Pound reaches highest level against a basket of currencies since the Brexit referendum a decade ago
From setting up an SMSF or a company, to just leaving the country entirely, here are some strategies Australian Bitcoiners can employ to deal with 2027’s massive CGT hike.
New Zealand’s weakening currency is compounding the cost-of-living pressures turning voters away from the country’s main political parties ahead of next week’s election.
The U.S. tech company is aiming the sale of four-year, six-year, eight-year, 12-year, 18-year and 38-year euro bonds.
Euro-area inflation quickened to double the European Central Bank’s target, supporting the case for interest rates to be raised further.
Euro-area pay growth is poised to slow sharply in the third quarter of 2027, encouraging news for the European Central Bank as it battles inflation driven by the Iran war.
Precious metals saw strong gains on Tuesday morning, as investors digested a Democratic sweep in the U.S. midterm elections.
India’s central bank announced a new technical panel to examine the efficiency, liquidity and resilience of the country’s foreign exchange and government bond markets.
The dollar sank the most in two months as Democrats’ sweeping victory in the midterm elections fueled concern about potential political gridlock and raised the prospect of diminished spending on AI by US tech giants.
The WSJ Dollar Index fell 0.3%, down five of the past six trading days.
The dollar advanced the most in a month, buoyed by climbing Treasury yields and solid economic data, while traders monitored developments in the Middle East for a sense of the greenback’s direction.
Stimulus effort falls flat.
China’s top economic officials are talking up openness in Hong Kong. Back on the mainland, authorities are showing investors just how active they remain in steering financial markets.
The People’s Bank of China said it would hike the foreign-exchange reserve requirement ratio for financial institutions by 2 percentage points to 6%.
China Vice Premier He Lifeng said China will continue to support a free and open economic environment in Hong Kong and boost offshore yuan liquidity in the financial hub.
The onshore yuan halted its longest winning streak in three decades after the People’s Bank of China moved to cool its rally by asking banks to hold more foreign currencies in reserve.
The WSJ Dollar Index rose 0.2%, snapping a four-trading-day losing streak.
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