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Australia Consumer Price Index rose 3.4% y/y in February
Partner Center Find a Broker On Tuesday, Australia’s latest inflation report signaled the CPI growth rate held steady at 3.4% y/y in February, holding at that rate for three months now (but coming below the 3.5% y/y forecast). Food prices are finally growing a little slower at 3.6% y/y vs. 4.4% y/y
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GBPUSD H4 27 March 2024
#GBP/USD# GBP/USD, H4 27 March 2024 The GBP/USD pair maintained its bearish trajectory following a brief technical rebound earlier in the week. This decline was primarily attributed to positive U.S. economic data, particularly the increase in Durable Goods Orders from-6.9% to 1.4% in F
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BoJ's Tamura: Monetary policy is likely to maintain accommodative for the time being
Bank of Japan (BoJ) board member Naoki Tamura said on Wednesday that, based on the current economic and price outlook, the Japanese central bank is anticipated to maintain accommodative monetary conditions for the time being. Key quotes “Based on current economic, price outlook, BOJ likely to mainta
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More stock gains
S&P 500 fulfilled my Sat call for consolidation Monday, and then that of the buyers slowly stepping in again – broadening rally, we didn‘t have to wait too long. Sat article features more of data and market reaction expectations: (…) Energy and materials of course continued standing out, and gol
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Precious metals turn higher despite recent fears of a more patient Fed
Mainland European markets on the rise, as we await durable goods data. BoJ hike unlikely to be replicated, with inflation decline helping to weak JPY. Precious metals turn higher despite recent fears of a more patient Fed. A mixed affair in European markets this morning sees the FTSE 100 struggle fo
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