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Japanese Yen continues losing ground against USD amid divergent BoJ-Fed policy expectations - Vimarsana News

Japanese Yen continues losing ground against USD amid divergent BoJ-Fed policy expectations

The Japanese Yen (JPY) strengthened sharply against its American counterpart and shot to over a two-week high on Thursday after the Bank of Japan (BoJ) board member Hajime Takata dropped the clearest hint of a looming rate hike.

Calm Before the Data - Action Forex - Vimarsana News

Calm Before the Data - Action Forex

European and American stocks kicked off the week with a pause, as investors took a breather after sending major stock indices in these regions to record highs. The Stoxx 600, the S&P500 and Nasdaq 100 all retreated from an ATH level on Monday. MAMAA stocks were down around 1%, Amazon – which had it first day at Dow Jones Industrial index fell 0.15% whereas Nvidia managed to eke out a small gain.

Calm before the data - Vimarsana News

Calm before the data

European and American stocks kicked off the week with a pause, as investors took a breather after sending major stock indices in these regions to record highs.

FTSE 100 falters; eyes on US data - Vimarsana News

FTSE 100 falters; eyes on US data

Stock prices in London were lower at midday Tuesday, ahead of slew of US data which could help determine the course of interest rates. The FTSE 100 index was down 10.79 points, 0.1%, at 7,673.51. The...

Gold and silver prices today: Yellow metal dips in the last session - Vimarsana News

Gold and silver prices today: Yellow metal dips in the last session

Analysts say the CME FedWatch tool shows traders pricing in a 53.6% chance for a 25 bps cut in June and a 28.7% chance for rates to remain steady