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Business 4 years ago
Dollar softens amid bets other central banks to outpace Fed tightening
The dollar languished near the bottom of its recent range against major peers on Tuesday, knocked back by weak US factory data overnight and on market wagers of faster normalization of monetary policy in other countries.
Business 4 years ago
Dollar stands tall as traders brace for tapering
The dollar traded near its highest levels of the year on Wednesday, after driving higher with US yields and benefiting from investor nervousness about the Federal Reserve starting to withdraw policy support just as global growth headwinds gather.
Business 5 years ago
Dollar licking wounds, looking to Federal Reserve symposium
The dollar was smarting on Tuesday following its sharpest one-day fall since May, though traders were wary of chasing the mood-driven move lower ahead of a Federal Reserve symposium that could map out an end to stimulus and asset purchases.
Business 6 years ago
Dollar firm but stocks, oil under pressure as US-China tensions rise
The dollar rose, oil fell and stock markets were poised to slip on Monday as rising US-China tensions over the coronavirus - and growing unease at the gulf between asset prices and grim economic reality - turned investors cautious.
Business 6 years ago
Bank Indonesia announces 5 measures to support rupiah amid market rout
Bank Indonesia (BI) announced Monday five measures to stabilize the rupiah as foreign investors sold off Indonesian financial assets from stocks to bonds and after Indonesia officially reported its first coronavirus cases.
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