Colombia Consumer Price Index (MoM) in line with expectations (1.18%) in January | FXStreet
Colombia Consumer Price Index (MoM) in line with expectations (1.18%) in January Source link
Colombia Consumer Price Index (MoM) in line with expectations (1.18%) in January Source link
Rishi Sunak has described himself as being “British, English and British Asian” in a riposte to increasing racially charged language used by figures on the right. The UK’s first British Asian prime minister was speaking after his identity was questioned in recent debate sparked by a claim by the podcaster Konstantin Kisin that Sunak was…
The first full trading week of February delivered a volatile mix of central bank surprises, deteriorating labor market data, and sharp risk-off sentiment that upended traditional currency correlations. Australia’s Reserve Bank shocked markets with its first rate hike in over two years, propelling the Aussie to the week’s top performance, while the Japanese yen suffered…
The Euro found some respite on Friday versus its counterpart the Greenback, which enjoyed a short-live rally of just two days, but erased Thursday’s gains on Friday as depicted by the US Dollar Index (DXY). A risk-on impulse weighed on the Dollar’s safe-haven appeal, while an uneventful ECB monetary policy decision on Thursday, left traders…
The Thai Baht (THB) is facing temporary weakness due to election-related uncertainties, softer gold prices, and a firmer USD. OCBC Group Research analysts Sim Moh Siong and Christopher Wong note potential scenarios for the upcoming elections and their implications for the THB, suggesting that a clear outcome could support the currency, while a contested result…
Dollar set for best weekly advance in nearly a month; euro, sterling rise Source link
Markets: S&P 500 up 2.0% Russell 2000 up 3.8% US 10-year yields flat at 4.20% WTI crude up 19-cents to $63.48 Gold up $183 to $4953 Bitcoin up $6850 to $69,957 AUD leads, JPY lags What a week. There was no whimper at the end of it either as Friday’s trading was hugely volatile but…
It is surprising to conclude a week that hasn’t been marked by any crazy geopolitical headline or regime-changing event, yet markets were no less volatile. After last week’s gigantic drop in Metals, a wave of anxiety took traders by surprise, who embarked on a deleveraging journey – As we’ve seen since October, the previously undefeated…
Next Week’s Menu: February 7-14, 2026 February 6, 2026 Central Banks: Interest rate settings will be reviewed in Russia, Peru, Serbia, Egypt and the Philippines. Hammack, Bostic and Logan of the Federal Reserve and Hunter and Hauser of the Reserve Bank of Australia will be speaking publicly. Japanese Holiday and Event: National Foundation Day falls…
MUFG notes robust Korean export growth, especially in semiconductors, but says KRW has underperformed on heavy foreign equity outflows and AI-valuation concerns. With the Bank of Korea seen at the end of its easing cycle and KRW volatility elevated, MUFG expects choppy trading, though its forecasts show a gradual USD/KRW drift lower through 2026. Equity…