Currency markets cautious amid oil price surge and inflation concerns
Most outlets led with the subdued state of currency markets, noting the impact of rising oil prices and global bond yields. They also highlighted investor caution ahead of key U.S. inflation data and central bank decisions. One outlet briefly mentioned the yen’s rally easing ahead of U.S. PPI data, while another provided slightly more context on the global economic factors influencing the market.
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Global markets brace for ECB rate hike, US inflation data as oil tops $100
Brent rises to $102 a barrel as elevated borrowing costs pressure bond markets; US 10-year Treasury yield edges up to 4.85%
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Currency markets subdued as oil shock lifts global yields; ECB, US inflation eyed
HONG KONG: Currency markets treaded water in cautious trading on Thursday as investors weighed a fresh surge in oil prices and global bond yields, while the yen’s powerful rally also took a breather ahead of US PPI and inflation readings. Brent crude futures remained firmly above $100 a barrel after breaching the level on Wednesday, as Iran and the US engaged in the biggest wave of attacks on...
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Currency markets subdued as oil shock lifts global yields; ECB, U.S. inflation eyed
Currency markets remained cautious as oil prices stayed above $100 a barrel, lifting bond yields and inflation concerns ahead of key U.S. data and central bank decisions.
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