USD/INR forecast: How low can the Indian rupee get?
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Russia’s central bank announced Wednesday that its engagement with the domestic gold market—both buying and selling for the National Wealth Fund (NWF)—has been on the rise, citing the yellow metal’s growing liquidity. The central bank of Russia has seen a substantial portion of its foreign exchange reserves, held in key Western currencies such as the
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Chile’s peso and equities firmed on Monday, while local bond yields edged lower, as markets interpreted the first-round presidential vote as opening the door to more market-friendly policies. Far-right candidate José Antonio Kast is now seen as the frontrunner for the December 14 runoff despite finishing slightly behind government coalition candidate Jeannette Jara on Sunday.
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The USD/JPY exchange rate rose for six consecutive days after the latest Japan inflation data and as traders reacted to the upcoming US figures. It rose to a high of 152.80, its highest level since October 9 this year. It has now jumped by over 9.17% from its lowest level this year. Japan inflation and
The USD/JPY exchange rate moved sideways as traders focused on the upcoming Federal Reserve and Bank of Japan (BoJ) interest rate decision, and after the first meeting between Donald Trump and Sanae Takaichi, the new Japanese prime minister. It was trading at 152.43, up from the year-to-date low of 139. Trump and Sanae Takaichi meeting
The Bank of England on Thursday decided to keep its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 4%, marking the first pause in its gradual rate-cutting cycle since August 2024. The nine-member Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) voted 5-4 in favour of holding rates steady, with the narrow split underscoring the growing divergence among policymakers on how to
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