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The Federal Reserve’s recent decision to maintain the dot plot view for interest rate reductions this year has resulted in a direct response in the markets. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s accommodative stance following the FOMC meeting has led to a decline in the dollar. Powell’s willingness to maintain vigilance on inflation while indicating a
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In a recent blog post on the International Monetary Fund (IMF) website, Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva warned about the growing pressure on central banks to cut interest rates during a major election year. She highlighted the importance of maintaining central bank independence, stating that policymakers need to resist these pressures. Georgieva emphasized that central banks
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The AUDUSD pair has been experiencing a steady decline since early March, slipping below both its 50- and 200-day simple moving averages (SMAs). However, following dovish signals from the FOMC, the pair managed to reverse its downward trend and reclaim the SMAs. This recovery comes as a result of the market reacting positively to the
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The EUR/USD pair gained ground for the second consecutive session following the Federal Reserve’s decision to maintain its benchmark rates at 5.5%. Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s remarks in the post-meeting press conference highlighted a dovish stance, which added further pressure on the Greenback. Powell pointed out that while inflation is showing signs of moderation, the
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The latest economic data reveals that exports have surged by 7.8% year-on-year, showcasing a positive trend in international trade. On the other hand, imports experienced a more modest growth of 0.5%. Notably, Japanese exports to the US have seen a substantial increase of 18.4% year-on-year, while exports to Western Europe also demonstrated a significant rise
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The National Retail Federation (NRF) recently projected that U.S. retail sales are expected to increase by up to 3.5% in 2024, which is a slower pace compared to the growth seen in 2023. This forecast comes at a time when inflation is proving to be a significant hindrance to a robust recovery in consumer spending.
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Tokio Marine, a Japanese insurer, is setting its sights on overseas acquisitions and could potentially spend around $10 billion on such ventures. The co-head of the company’s international business, Chris Williams, revealed that Tokio Marine’s international business now contributes more than 50% of the company’s profits, a significant increase from less than 3% two decades
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