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The USD/JPY rebounded on Tuesday, testing 142.00 after a clean bounce from the 141.00 handle to kick off the first trading week of 2024.

Marty sits down with Matthew Mežinskis to discuss the Q3 2023 Monetary Base Update Matthew on Twitter: https://twitter.com/1basemoney 0:00 - Intro 6:17 -…

LATEST data  from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has shown  that total banking industry assets grew year-on-year by N30.92 trillion or 47.21 percent to

LATEST data  from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has shown  that total banking industry assets grew year-on-year by N30.92 trillion or 47.21 percent to

GBP/JPY floats above 184.00 while struggling to defend the early-day rebound from a one-week low during Monday’s Asian session. In doing so, the cross

Argentina’s problem is not Milei. The Central Bank of Argentina does not have to devalue the peso due to the victory of Javier Milei in the primaries. The Central Bank of Argentina and the Peronist government have been devaluing the peso and sinking the currency for years.

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

The monetary base in Japan was down 1.1 percent on year in May, the Bank of Japan said on Friday - coming in at 672.732 trillion yen. That beat expectations for a decline of 1.

Dollar is extending the near term pull back in Asian session today, driven by a combination of factors including a risk-on market sentiment, falling Treasury yields, and growing market expectations of a Federal Reserve "skip" in June. However, the greenback, along with other currencies, will be closely watching today's non-farm payroll data for further direction. As it stands, Swiss Franc is trailing Dollar as the week's second worst performer, followed by Euro. On the other ...

Dollar is trying to recover in early US session after much stronger than expected non-farm payroll job growth. Nonetheless, upside is capped so far, considering the surprised jump in unemployment rate too. For now, Aussie remains the strongest one for the day, followed by other commodity currencies. Yen is the worst performer, followed by Swiss Franc and then Euro.