Forex News
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The millionaire investment banker who allegedly slugged a woman in the face during a Pride event in Brooklyn over the weekend once touted the importance of having “empathy” and an “understanding” of others. Jonathan Kaye, a managing director at Moelis & Co., was identified by social media users as the man caught on camera punching the woman and sending her ...
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There is an $85 million shortfall between what partner banks of fintech middleman Synapse are holding and what depositors are owed, according to the court-appointed trustee in the Synapse bankruptcy. Customers of fintech firms that used Synapse to link up with banks had $265 million in balances, while the banks themselves only had $180 million associated ...
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In the late 1960s Edmund Phelps and Milton Friedman challenged the popular view that there can be a sustainable trade-off between inflation and unemployment. In fact, over time, according to PF, loose central bank policies set the platform for lower economic growth and a higher rate of inflation, or stagflation. PF’s Explanation of Stagflation Starting from ...
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This month's figures continue to show signs that the labour market may be cooling, with the number of vacancies still falling and unemployment rising, though earnings growth remains relatively strong. Short-term movements varied across our different measures of employment. There were decreases in estimates of employment from the Labour Force Survey and in ...
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post: ZELENSKIY: UKRAINE EXPECTS TO SECURE BILLIONS OF EUROS IN DEALS AT THIS CONFERENCE FOR MILITARY PROUDCTION, ENERGY
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The Australian economy is now a bit like a car that is struggling to get up a hill. At the bottom of the hill – the depths of the COVID pandemic – a whole lot of fuel was added to the tank in terms of government payouts to try to keep the economy ticking over as employment and running a business became really difficult. Perhaps unsurprisingly, the billions ...
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That’s the title of a Timiraos/WSJ article three days ago: Typically in the recovery from a downturn, households are more cautious about spending and are likely to save. When ...
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The Australian economy is now a bit like a car that is struggling to get up a hill. At the bottom of the hill – the depths of the COVID pandemic – a whole lot of fuel was added to ...
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The Federal Open Market Committee blackout period has mercifully spared the public from the cacophony of Fed-speak for nearly two blissful weeks. US Federal Reserve communications ...
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China's Major State-Owned Banks Seen Selling Dollars For Yuan In Onshore FX Market To Stabilize Chinese Currency, Sources Say.
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This month's figures continue to show signs that the labour market may be cooling, with the number of vacancies still falling and unemployment rising, though earnings growth ...
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A surprise announcement by French President Emmanuel Macron to hold a snap election following a heavy defeat in the European Parliamentary elections shook the euro on Monday. It is not often we see euro pairs dominate volatility at the very beginning of the trading week, but the announcement was enough to see euro pairs gap down, sending EUR/GBP down to a ...
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EURUSD turned around Friday, failing to build on the uptrend it had established. The uptrend was fragile, however, and sellers took control Friday and have kept it this Monday morning, pushing the cross below the lower rising trendline and below 1.08. Currently, having taken back 50% of the bullish move since mid-April, EURUSD could drop further to the ...
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In response to increasing investor demand for more cost-effective trading solutions, FP Markets, a global multi-asset Forex and CFD broker, has further reduced its spreads across various trading instruments. Christodoulos Psomas, Head of Risk at FP Markets, expressed his enthusiasm for the move and commented: ‘Through the continuous optimisation of our ...