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Prepare for huge US trade changes as Trump goes America first
You can be sure that big changes are coming as far as US trade is concerned, even if we didn't get any new tariffs on President Trump's first day in office. A comprehensive investigation into US trade relationships was initiated via a memorandum. China, Canada, and Mexico are clearly in the immediat
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NZD/USD attracts some sellers below 0.5650, Trump’s tariff policies in focus
NZD/USD remains under selling pressure around 0.5645, down 0.53% on the day. Trump said he is thinking in terms of 25% tariffs on Mexico and Canada next week. New Zealand’s PSI declined to 47.9 in December vs. 49.5 prior. The NZD/USD pair slumps to around 0.5645 during the Asian trading hours on Tue
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Dollar rally on pause ahead of Trump inauguration
Treasury yields dropped sharply across the curve, risk assets rallied, and the dollar fell against all its G10 peers, including the pound and the Canadian Dollar, both of which are mired in domestic troubles. Most emerging market currencies rebounded as well off the back of the inflation news. The m
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BoJ’s Himino: At next week's policy meeting, board will likely to debate whether to hike rates
Bank of Japan (BoJ) Deputy Governor Ryozo Himino said on Tuesday that “at next week's policy meeting, board will likely to debate whether to hike rates and make a decision.” Additional comments In conducting monetary policy, it is necessary to pay close attention to short-term developments in econom
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CEE: Inflation and two central banks’ meetings
This week is all about inflation across the region. In a few countries, we already know the price development, thanks to flash estimates; apart from Slovakia, inflation rates increased in December. This week, Czechia, Hungary, Romania and Serbia will release their December inflation figures. None of
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