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Rate hike chances rise modestly after Fed's Powell speech - Vimarsana News

Rate hike chances rise modestly after Fed's Powell speech

NEW YORK, Aug 25 - Interest rate futures tied to the Federal Reserve's policy rate slightly increased the chances of tightening by the U.S. central banks...

Rate hike chances rise modestly after Fed's Jerome Powell speech - Vimarsana News

Rate hike chances rise modestly after Fed's Jerome Powell speech

Interest rate futures tied to the Fed policy rate slightly increased the chances of tightening by U.S. central banks, after Powell's speech

Source: cityam.com
Euro zone bond yields mixed before data, focus on central banks - Vimarsana News

Euro zone bond yields mixed before data, focus on central banks

June 13 (Reuters) - Euro zone government bond yields remained stuck in a tight range on Tuesday ahead of U.S. inflation data which might change the outlook of the Federal Reserve monetary policy. Investors' bets...

US dollar inches higher ahead of inflation data, Fed rate decision - Vimarsana News

US dollar inches higher ahead of inflation data, Fed rate decision

(Adds new comment, updates prices) * Fed seen pausing rate hike this week * ECB expected to raise rates in June, July * BOJ seen keeping ultra-easy policy stance ...

FOREX-US dollar inches higher ahead of inflation data, Fed rate decision - Vimarsana News

FOREX-US dollar inches higher ahead of inflation data, Fed rate decision

Conversely, a clear majority of economists polled by Reuters expect the ECB to hike its key rate by 25 basis points this week and again in July, before pausing for the rest of the year as inflation remains sticky. The U.S. dollar index clocked a loss of nearly 0.5% last week, its worst weekly drop since mid-April, and was last up 0.1% at 103.64.