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Most Asian currencies were subdued on Friday as the dollar strengthened ahead of next week’s Federal Reserve rate decision, while disappointing stimulus signals from a key meeting in China weighed on the yuan. Investors adopted a cautious stance, refraining from making significant moves ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve’s meeting
The dollar climbed to a 2.5-week high against major currencies on Friday, poised for its strongest weekly performance in a month. This gain is fueled by expectations that the Federal Reserve will lower interest rates next week while adopting a cautious stance on further cuts. The greenback also strengthened against
The sentiment among Japan’s major manufacturers improved modestly in the three months leading up to December, according to a quarterly survey released on Friday. This trend supports the central bank’s strategy to gradually raise interest rates from near-zero levels. Non-manufacturing sectors also maintained a positive outlook on business conditions. However,
The European Central Bank is almost certain to reduce interest rates again on Thursday and indicate further easing in 2025 as inflation across the eurozone nears its target and the economy shows signs of weakening. Having already cut rates in three of its last four meetings, the ECB now faces
Bitcoin surged on Thursday, extending its overnight rebound as U.S. consumer inflation data came in line with expectations, boosting risk appetite and reinforcing bets on a December interest rate cut. The world’s largest cryptocurrency recovered all of its losses from the past week and appeared to break out of the
The U.S. dollar traded within a tight range on Thursday, despite increased market bets that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates next week. Meanwhile, the yen weakened following fresh reports suggesting the Bank of Japan might hold its current policy stance. The Australian dollar saw a strong surge after
Gold prices retreated from a two-week high during Asian trading on Thursday as investors assessed the implications of U.S. consumer inflation data, which aligned with expectations, on future interest rate decisions. In industrial metals, copper prices extended gains driven by optimism surrounding additional stimulus measures from China, the world’s largest
Australia’s corporate regulator announced on Thursday that Kraken’s local operator has been fined A$8 million (approximately $5.1 million USD) for illegally offering a credit facility to over 1,100 customers in the country. The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) stated that Bit Trade, the operator of Kraken in Australia, failed
The dollar strengthened against European currencies on Wednesday ahead of the highly anticipated U.S. inflation report, also supported by a Reuters report that China is considering allowing its currency to weaken next year, which led to declines in the yuan and other Asian currencies. The euro dropped 0.18% to $1.0508,
Bitcoin showed little movement on Wednesday, stabilizing after a recent price decline as traders took a cautious approach ahead of key U.S. inflation data, which could influence expectations for interest rates. The world’s largest cryptocurrency remained within the $90,000 to $100,000 trading range established over the past few weeks, as

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