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Bank Of Japan Notes And Coins

BOJ Keeps Rates on Hold

BOJ holds with Expectations for a Hike in December The Bank of Japan (BOJ) has decided to keep its short-term interest rate steady at 0.25%, as Governor Kazuo Ueda indicated that the central bank is cautious about global economic uncertainties…

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FED Rate Cut of Half-Point Signals End of Inflation Fight

The Federal Reserve cut benchmark interest rates by half a percentage point, marking the first easing cycle since the pandemic began. This decision reflects concerns over a weakening U.S. economy and aims to maintain economic strength and progress towards inflation…

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FED Over US Dollars

What to expect at the Jackson Hole Meeting!

Barring any Surprises Expect Market Expectations of Rate Cuts US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is preparing for a press conference following a Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting. Market expectations suggest that the Fed will start cutting interest rates…

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CPI Inflation Index Below Expectations by 0.3%

Market Expections Rise for September Rate Cut Summary: US inflation fell to 3.4% in April, meeting economists' expectations, leading investors to anticipate Federal Reserve interest rate cuts. The CPI data indicated a decrease from March and halted a streak of…

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Bank Of England Twenty Pound Note

Bank of England Holds Rates Steady

BOE's Monetary Policy Committee Voted 7–2 to Keep Rates on Hold The Bank of England decided to keep its key interest rate unchanged at 5.25%, but hinted at potential rate cuts in the coming months, possibly as early as June.…

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FED Holds Rates Steady amid Stubborn Inflation

FED Keeps Rates on Hold Summary: The Federal Reserve decided to leave interest rates unchanged due to concerns about inflation and affirmed the need for more evidence before considering rate cuts. Chairman Jerome Powell stated that it might take longer…

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