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Updated Apr 2, 2013 12:31:14 AM
The RBA elected to leave the official cash rate on hold at 3.00%, citing slightly below trend growth and target levels of inflation. The bank retained a modest easing bias using its well-worn line that inflation provides scope for further easing if needed to stimulate demand. Then again, the bank noted that downside risk to global growth appears to be abating. On balance, the rhetoric from the RBA today is consistent with the bank’s current [...] Continue Reading ...
Updated May 3, 2013 1:23:05 AM
The Aussie and Kiwi retraced some of Wednesday’s losses against the dollar, while EURUSD and USDJPY remained flat throughout the session. USDJPY rocketed higher overnight on the back of better than expected data out of the US and an attempt from the ECB to stimulate growth in Europe. The ECB elected to cut its main interest rate and indicated it’s keeping an open mind about imposing negative deposit rates. The former was largely expected, but [...] Continue Reading ...
Updated Mar 24, 2013 11:40:36 PM
Cyprus is set to receive a EUR10bln bailout after an agreement was reached between the struggling island nation and the troika and EU ministers. The deal is similar to a proposal put forward by the IMF and Germany last week, whereby the island’s two-largest lenders take the brunt of the pain imposed by the troika. However, it differs from last week’s proposed deal in one key area – the Bank of Cyprus will not be [...] Continue Reading ...
Updated Apr 23, 2013 12:50:03 AM
Investor sentiment took a hit on the back of weaker than expected manufacturing data out of China, with investors flocking to safe haven assets. The yen was a particular favourite of the market today, which isn’t surprising given its safe haven status and its failed attempt to push through 100.00 yesterday. USDJPY was sent below 99.00 on the back of China’s PMI data and continued to sell-off for the rest of the session, before eventually [...] Continue Reading ...
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