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Japanese Yen: Second order effects guide BoJ risks – Rabobank

Rabobank’s Senior FX Strategist Jane Foley discusses USD/JPY around the upcoming Bank of Japan (BoJ) meeting, highlighting parallels between Federal Reserve (Fed) Chair Warsh’s comments and Governor Ueda’s challenge. Fo…

Gold climbs over 2% as US Dollar trims post-Fed gains

Gold (XAU/USD) holds near its daily high on Thursday after rebounding sharply earlier in the day as the US Dollar trims some of its post-Fed gains. A cooldown in the Oil rally also pulls US Treasury yields away from the…

FX Outlook: As Hawkish as It Gets

Spot Gold dropped $56.10 or 1.33% to $4,152.90 at 17:46 GMT Friday, extending the selling into the end of the week after the most consequential Fed meeting in months. For the week the metal lost 1.55%. This was not a ge…

Breaking: Bank of England keeps its policy rate at 3.75%

At its September meeting, the Bank of England (BoE) held its policy rate at 3.75%, as markets had anticipated. The vote, however, exposed a split on the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) as three members supported a 25-ba…

Indian Rupee finds interim support from RBI's intervention

The Indian Rupee (INR) finds some buying interest against the US Dollar after a weak opening on Thursday. According to a Reuters report, the Indian central bank has likely intervened to limit the decline in the Indian R…

Trump demands 1% rates hours after the Fed raised them

Trump posted on Wednesday that US rates should be 1% or less and that the country has the strongest credit anywhere. He also wrote that cutting off trade with every nation the US runs a deficit with would earn at least …

New Zealand GDP in the barrel with the Kiwi at July lows

New Zealand reports second-quarter growth later on Wednesday, or early on Thursday depending on where you are relative to the international date line, and the forecast is 0.1% for the quarter, down from 0.8% in the firs…

New Zealand Dollar sinks toward its July low after the Fed hikes

NZD/USD has dropped in six straight sessions. The run started near 0.5900 on September 8, went through both long-run averages near 0.5850 early in the run, and the last three sessions have been the biggest of the lot. T…