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| | | ... Now that's how you jawbone a currency. The British pound soared to pre-Brexit levels against the US dollar and the Japanese yen - and to a two-month high against the strengthening euro - at the close of last week's trading. And no, it's not because of ... |
| | | | ... June 2016 Brexit referendum - down 12.0% against the US dollar; 15.4% versus the euro; and, down 7.8% vis-a-vis the Japanese yen since Brexit. The weaker pound has undoubtedly pushed up inflation but it is also shoring up domestic activity. This is underscored ... |
| | | | ... 5% on the TWI. In comparison, the British pound has risen not as much (up 5.5 %) against the US dollar while the Japanese yen and the Chinese yuan have appreciated by 5.2% and 3.4%, respectively. Although it still has scope to lower borrowing costs (if ... |
| | | | ... owned by Australian Unity as of January, flagged two senior appointments and an open position in a June fund update. First, Yen Wong has joined Altius as head of credit research. She was previously deputy head of global credit research, responsible investment ... |
| | | | ... elections: it fell by 1.6% versus the US dollar; it went down by 1.3% against the euro and by 1.1% vis-a-vis the Japanese yen. It wasn't all bad news though. The FTSE 100 index rose by 1.0% the day after the elections, for a 5.4% gain this year to 9 ... |
| | | | No news, it appears, is good news for Japan. The country's stock market and the yen have been heading in the right direction ever since the nuclear threat tit-for-tat between the US and North Korea was taken off the headlines. The Nikkei-225 index has ... |
| | | | ... news. Japanese exports have been on an uptrend since the 14.0% drop recorded back in July last year, supported by the weaker yen and the general improvement in Japan's trading partners. The better news is the 15.8% jump in imports. Although this would ... |
| | | | ... contributed the most to growth, adding 0.2 percentage point to Q4 GDP. It added 0.3 percentage point in Q3. Not surprising, the yen's depreciation and the improvement in the global economy have been the major factors behind the growth in external demand. ... |
| | | | ... contract - down 0.4% in the year to December from no growth in the previous month. Needless to say, the BOJ would keep relying on yen weakness to support growth. But this is starting to run into Trump trouble. |
| | | | ... target at around zero and JGB purchases "at more or less the current pace -- an annual pace of increase of about 80 trillion yen". "The Policy Board also decided, by a unanimous vote, to extend by one year the deadlines for new applications for such ... |
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