German bunds tad lower ahead of ECB’s monetary policy decision, March CPI data
Apr 10, 2019 10:13 am UTC| Commentary Economy
The German bunds remained tad lower during European trading session Wednesday ahead of the European Central Banks (ECB) monetary policy meeting, scheduled to be held today by 11:45GMT, besides, the countrys consumer price...
New Zealand’s ANZ monthly inflation gauge decreases, supported by regulated tobacco price increases
Apr 10, 2019 09:06 am UTC| Commentary Economy
New Zealands ANZ Monthly Inflation Gauge dipped 0.1 percent m/m in March, but strength in the early months of the year took the quarterly increase to 1.1 percent for Q1. The Gauge has given a very accurate read on...
Apr 10, 2019 08:20 am UTC| Commentary Economy
The outlook for the majority of Asia-Pacific financial institutions remains relatively stable despite slowing economic growth that is weighing on trade conditions across the region, according to the latest Asia-Pacific...
Apr 10, 2019 07:55 am UTC| Commentary Central Banks Economy
The European Central Bank (ECB) is not expected to adopt any new policy signals at its monetary policy meeting scheduled to be held later today, according to the latest research report from Danske Bank. However, central...
JGBs gain at close after risk sentiments suffer on IMF’s 2019 global growth forecast downgrade
Apr 10, 2019 06:04 am UTC| Commentary Economy
The Japanese government bonds gained at the time of Asian close Wednesday after investors risk sentiments took a bow following a global growth forecast downgrade by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) yesterday for this...
Apr 10, 2019 05:20 am UTC| Commentary Economy
The United States 10-year yield and the USD/JPY currency pair is expected to fall should a selloff in US stock markets take place late this week or early next week as US earnings season looms, according to the latest...
Apr 08, 2019 11:40 am UTC| Commentary Economy
The U.S. Treasury yields remained narrowly mixed during European session Monday amid a light economic diary this week. However, later today, markets are scheduled to receive the February factory orders, followed by the...
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