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dollars: Australia, NZ dollars caught in crossfire from China woes, US yields - Vimarsana News

dollars: Australia, NZ dollars caught in crossfire from China woes, US yields

The Aussie was pinned at $0.6411, having shed 1.3% for the week so far to hit a nine-month trough of $0.6365. There is little in the way of chart support until $0.6273, ahead of its 2022 low at $0.6170.

Wall Street is divided over impact of strong Chinese economic growth - Vimarsana News

Wall Street is divided over impact of strong Chinese economic growth

Earlier this week, the US received encouraging economic indicators. However, analysts are considering the pros and cons as Chinese growth also beat expectations.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell signals further rate hikes amid 'strong' labor market - Vimarsana News

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell signals further rate hikes amid 'strong' labor market

Asked if he would have raised rates by 50 basis points last week, instead of the 25 basis points as officials did, he demurred.

Wall Street surges; US yields fall post Fed's Powell speech - Vimarsana News

Wall Street surges; US yields fall post Fed's Powell speech

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's much-anticipated speech was noncommittal on the precise timing of the Fed's bond tapering, unlike earlier remarks by several regional Fed presidents who wanted tapering to start soon

IMF outlook: IMF offers rosier view on Asia, warns of Fed fallout on markets - Vimarsana News

IMF outlook: IMF offers rosier view on Asia, warns of Fed fallout on markets

TOKYO: The International Monetary Fund offered a more upbeat view on Tuesday on Asia's economic outlook than six months ago, but warned a faster-than-expected rise in US interest rates could disrupt markets by triggering capital outflows from the region. While Asia is rebounding from last year's slump caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, there is a divergence between nations benefitting from surging global demand and those reliant on tourism, said Jonathan Ostry, deputy director of the IMF's Asia and Pacific Department. "Setbacks in the vaccine rollout, questions about the potency of the vaccine ...