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NZD/USD has reasonable poise heading into this week’s RBNZ – ANZ
Share: NZD/USD ended the week just shy of 0.60. Economists at ANZ Bank analyze the pair’s outlook. Moves of late have been very USD-centric Quarter-end rebalancing may well have added to volatility but moves of late have been very USD-centric, and it’s hard to see that backdrop changing much as we h
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USD Index climbs to two-day highs near 106.30, looks at key data
Share: The index advances modestly early on Monday. The dollar regains traction on risk-off sentiment. ISM Manufacturing takes centre stage later in the NA session. The greenback, in terms of the USD Index (DXY), adds to Friday’s small gains and revisits the 106.30 region at the beginning of the wee
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USD/CAD: Loonie weakens after GDP miss and on oil profit-taking
Canadian economy struggles to find growth Oil price rally exhausted as $100 price remains elusive GDP sends BOC rate hike odds down; October 25th meeting at 30.4% vs yesterday’s 42.2% USD/CAD rises to a two-week high after loonie bulls disappeared after a disappointing July GDP report. It looks like
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Solvency Ratio Unveiled: Your Guide to Secure Investments
Solvency Ratio Unveiled: Your Guide to Secure Investments In the realm of finance, understanding the financial stability of a company is crucial for making investment decisions, such as buying shares of a company. Solvency ratios indicate a company’s ability to repay long-term debts and provide an o
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New Zealand: ANZ Business Confidence improves to 1.5 vs. -3.7 prior
Share: The latest data released by the National Bank of New Zealand on Thursday showed that ANZ Business Confidence for September improved to 1.5 from a 3.7 drop in the previous month. Furthermore, the ANZ Activity Outlook rose 10.9 in September from 11.2% in August. Market reaction The NZD/USD pair
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Eurozone bank lending still under pressure from higher rates
Share: Bank lending to businesses in the eurozone dropped sharply in August while household borrowing ticked up slightly. Overall, higher rates and weak economic activity will dampen investment in the quarters ahead, keeping economic activity sluggish at best. After months of declining bank lending
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USD/CHF – An attempted hawkish hold from the SNB but markets not buying it
SNB leaves its policy rate unchanged at 1.75% Chair Jordan signals further hikes likely won’t be necessary USDCHF testing major resistance level after decision The SNB refrained from raising interest rates earlier today, instead signaling that sufficient tightening has taken place in order to get in
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