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UK inflation ticks lower, but cracks start to appear in the AI giants
Another day and another data print for the UK economy that could determine the timing of rate cuts from the Bank of England. UK CPI for March was a touch stronger than expected, but overall, the disinflation trend remains intact, even if inflation is not falling as fast as expected. The headline CPI
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Japan Has Y366.5 Billion Trade Surplus
Japan posted a merchandise trade surplus of 366.5 billion yen in March, the Ministry of Finance said on Wednesday. That beat forecasts for a surplus of 107.4 billion yen following the upwardly revised 377.8 billion yen deficit in February (originally -379.4 billion yen). Exports were up 7.3 percent
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USD/JPY outlook: Approaches 155 barrier, the zone of potential Japan's intervention
USDJPY neared 155.00 barrier on Tuesday, as the latest bullish acceleration extends into fifth straight day. The dollar continues to benefit from growing signals about the strength of the US economy which may further delay the start of Fed rate cuts, while yen remains under increased pressure from s
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AUD/USD extends downside to 0.6400 as Fed seems to delay rate cuts
AUD/USD slips to 0.6400 amid Middle East tensions, faded speculation for Fed rate cuts. Fed Daly sees no urgency for rate cuts with high inflation and a strong labor demand. The Chinese economy has exhibited a strong footing in the first quarter of this year. The AUD/USD pair slumps to near the roun
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How to Grow Your Small Business — Tips By Ashish Aggarwal
Growth remains the primary goal of every business operation in the context of business activities. Almost all small business people are searching for optimal ways to grow and multiply their business revenues. Ashish Aggarwal practical mind as a business growth expert provides suggestions f
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Things could have been a lot worse over the weekend [Video]
The run of Dollar demand has resulted in fresh yearly highs against many currencies. We had already seen a wave of Dollar demand on the back of a repricing of Fed rate expectations, and in recent days, geopolitical factors have played into even more Dollar demand. Share: Analysis feed
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