Singapore: Pick-up in inflation seen as transitory – UOB
Economist at UOB Group Barnabas Gan assesses the latest release of inflation figures in Singapore.
US: Transportation sector boosts Durable Goods Orders – Wells Fargo
Data released on Thursday showed that Durable Goods Orders rose 2.3% in May, below expectations.
Bank of England didn’t deliver the hawkish tilt – Rabobank
As expected, the Bank of England (BoE) kept its monetary policy stance unchanged on Thursday.
US banks clear Fed stress test; paving way to boost buybacks, dividends
As the US Federal Reserve finds the banks well-capitalized in its latest stress results, per
US: Weekly Initial Jobless Claims edge lower to 411K vs. 380K expected
Weekly Initial Jobless Claims in the US declined by 7,000. US Dollar Index stays in
USD/JPY struggles near session lows, around 110.75 region on softer US macro data
USD/JPY eroded a major part of the overnight gains to the highest level since March
US: Durable Goods Orders increase by 2.3% in May vs. 2.7% expected
Durable Goods Orders in US rose less than expected in May. US Dollar Index extends
AUD/USD steadily climbs back closer to 0.7600 mark amid softer USD
A combination of factors assisted AUD/USD to gain traction for the fourth consecutive session. The
AUD/NZD Price Analysis: Bears challenge critical support near 1.0740
AUD/NZD extends the previous session’s sluggish movement on Friday. Pair slips below 100-day SMA, additional
GBP/USD extends BOE-led losses towards 1.3900 amid quiet session
GBP/USD remains depressed after snapping three-day uptrend on BOE. Mixed updates on Brexit, Delta Plus