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Japanese Yen Stabilizes After Joint Intervention by Japanese Government and US, Dollar Weakens on Optimism Over Iran Conflict
The Japanese Yen stabilized at 157.55 against the US Dollar on Wednesday, following its most volatile period in months. This comes after the Japanese government, in conjunction with the United States,
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Spot gold broke through the $4200/ounce resistance level on Wednesday, rising 3.2% during the day to $4206.33, with analysts suggesting it may usher in its best upward window in months.
The gold market has completed its most significant technical breakthrough in months, with prices recently breaking above the downtrend line from their historical high and touching the 50-day moving av
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Delta Galil Q2 Net Income Rises to $34.4 Million, Sales Up 9% to $511.6 Million, Driven by Tariff Refunds
The company, which manufactures apparel for brands such as Nike, Victoria's Secret, and Lululemon, reported that its second-quarter earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) increased to $54.6 million
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Morgan Stanley raised its Hang Seng Index base case target to 28,400 points and recommended increasing allocation to Hong Kong stocks in Q3.
Morgan Stanley pointed out in its latest China equity strategy report that the rebound logic for Hong Kong stocks in the third quarter is further strengthening, driven by improving corporate earnings
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Biologics CDMO AsymBio to secure $184m from Asymchem Group, Hillhouse Qirui and other investors to support manufacturing growth
The funding, approximately 1.2397 billion yuan, will be used for AsymBio's principal business operations, further expansion of its manufacturing capacity, and scaling of client programs. Following the
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DeItaone reports Bank of America (BOFA) anticipates a stronger Japanese Yen following intervention, changing its year-end Dollar/Yen forecast to 149 from 152; currently trades at 157.7.
DeItaone reports Bank of America (BOFA) anticipates a stronger Japanese Yen following intervention, changing its year-end Dollar/Yen forecast to 149 from 152; currently trades at 157.7.
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Economist Shan analyzes that the new Federal Reserve chairman, Warsh, faces a choice between "Financial Crisis 2.0" or "Dollar Crisis 1.0," and predicts he is more likely to choose the latter.
Economist aka Shan points out that the monetary policy choices of the Federal Reserve's new head, Warsh, are pushing the US economy to a critical juncture. Shan believes that Warsh will either stick t
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Analysis points out that the DXY is in a delicate intermediate state at the 100 mark, with insufficient downward momentum in the short term or limited rebound.
Wall Street Insights analysis points out that after the Japanese Yen intervention shakeout, the DXY has returned to the 100 mark. Currently, based on FX option positions, the US-non-US interest rate d
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Savary: Dollar Dominance to Remain for Decades
Savary: Dollar Dominance to Remain for Decades
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Asia-Pacific equities were under pressure on Tuesday, with South Korea's KOSPI index falling 1.5%; the Japanese yen ended a four-day winning streak, dropping 0.3% to 157.64; WTI crude oil rose 0.8% to about $81.
The MSCI Asia Pacific Index fell 0.7%, with 8 out of 11 sectors recording losses, and the regional semiconductor sector index dropped 1%. The divergence in market views on the artificial intelligence
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India's Bond, Loan Markets Pumped Up by Surge in Diaspora Dollar Demand
Indian lenders are racing to boost the leverage on foreign currency deposits they offer to overseas citizens, leading to a surge in dollar demand that is firing up the country's dollar bond and loan m
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The U.S. and Japan joined forces to spend nearly $100 billion to intervene in the foreign exchange market and buy yen, but the market believes Bank of Japan (BOJ) that intervention without a rate hike is ineffective, and the yen’s rebound quickly faded.
The Japanese Ministry of Finance has confirmed that it has jointly intervened with the U.S. Treasury Department, spending nearly $100 billion over two days to buy Japanese yen, a record amount, and wa
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Colombian Peso Sees Biggest Drop in Three Months After Central Bank Unexpectedly Pauses Rate Hikes and Announces Dollar Reserve Program, Signaling Currency's Rally Had Gone Too Far
Colombian Peso Sees Biggest Drop in Three Months After Central Bank Unexpectedly Pauses Rate Hikes and Announces Dollar Reserve Program, Signaling Currency's Rally Had Gone Too Far
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The US and Japan jointly intervened in the foreign exchange market, pushing the Japanese Yen to rebound nearly 5% in a single week to 156.8, but analysts believe the effect may not last long due to the significant interest rate differential.
Japan's Ministry of Finance officially confirmed on Monday that it had jointly intervened in the foreign exchange market with the U.S. Treasury, pushing the Japanese Yen to rebound sharply by nearly 5
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DeItaone reports: JPMorgan Chase, Morgan Stanley, and Canaccord Genuity raise AbbVie (ABBV) price target; Leerink Partners raises Agios Pharmaceuticals (AGIO) price target
JPMorgan Chase raised its price target on AbbVie (ABBV) from $280 to $285, Morgan Stanley from $278 to $296, and Canaccord Genuity from $282 to $290. Additionally, Leerink Partners raised its price ta
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Strategists Say US Treasury May Use Euros to Buy Yen to Avoid Weakening Dollar and Casting Doubt on Strong Greenback Policy
Strategists suggest the US Treasury may be using euros rather than dollars to fund its yen purchases. This approach aims to avoid weakening its own currency and prevent casting doubt on its strong gre
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Analysts expect the stock price of AI hardware company Celestica (CLS) to double over the next three years, as its Q2 revenue grew 62% and it raised its full-year guidance.
Yahoo Finance analysis indicates that the stock price of AI hardware company Celestica (CLS) is expected to double over the next three years. The company’s second-quarter revenue rose 62% year-over-ye
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The USD/JPY pair has fallen 1.74% today and is currently trading at 157.4000.
The USD/JPY pair has fallen 1.74% today and is currently trading at 157.4000.
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[On-Chain Stablecoin Monitoring] 100 million USDC (approximately $100 million) Burned on-chain
100 million USDC (approximately $100 million) were burned on-chain
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The U.S. Employment Cost Index (ECI) rose 0.9% in the second quarter, slightly above the expected 0.8%, with wage growth accelerating in the private sector.
According to data from the U.S. Department of Labor, the Employment Cost Index (ECI) rose 0.9% quarter-over-quarter in the second quarter, slightly exceeding the 0.8% increase expected by economists s
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BCA Research has turned bullish on gold, believing the recent sell-off is nearing its end
BCA Research, a macroeconomic research firm, says now is the time to buy gold, noting that the recent sell-off in gold is nearing its end as resistance caused by rising real yields is subsiding. The f
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Bank of Japan (BOJ) Data suggests that the foreign exchange market was intervened on Thursday, with the scale of the intervention estimated at approximately 8.45 trillion yen; the USD/JPY exchange rate plummeted at one point.
Bloomberg, based on an analysis of data from the Bank of Japan (BOJ) account, noted that the Japanese government may have intervened in the foreign exchange market on Thursday, July 30, buying yen and
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The dollar may post its worst performance in three months this week amid market concerns that the Federal Reserve is failing to curb inflation effectively
The U.S. dollar is on track for its worst week in three months, largely due to growing market concerns about whether the Federal Reserve can effectively curb inflation.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent called the yen “significantly undervalued” and explicitly supported Japan’s foreign exchange market intervention; the yen surged nearly 500 points against the dollar at one point.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent publicly stated on Thursday that the yen “appears to be significantly undervalued in my view” and acknowledged that Japan may have intervened in the foreign exchange ma
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USD/JPY falls below 156. The probability of the Bank of Japan (BOJ) raising interest rates by 25 basis points at its September meeting reaches 98.2%.
Expectations for an widening of the U.S.-Japan interest rate differential have resurfaced after the Federal Reserve raised interest rates by 25 basis points and delivered hawkish signals, causing USD/
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Citi Research: The Federal Reserve's hawkish rate hike in September exceeded expectations, with the DXY technically confirming a double bottom pointing to 101.15.
Citi Research noted that the Federal Reserve's September FOMC meeting sent a strong hawkish signal, leading the market to price in another rate hike of approximately 13 basis points in October. The DX
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State Street Markets sees South Korean won retreating after sharp rally, citing weakened exporter dollar-selling flows and strong demand for overseas stocks
Choi Ji-uk, senior macrostrategist for the Asia-Pacific region at State Street Markets, stated at a media roundtable in Seoul on Thursday that the Korean won has already strengthened to its capable ex
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Analysis: If the Bank of Japan delivers a "dovish rate hike" on Friday, USD/JPY may break below 158 and retest 160.
The Federal Reserve's recent interest rate hike and hints of further tightening are expected to keep the US-Japan interest rate differential high for an extended period, limiting the Bank of Japan's a
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Asian Bonds Decline, Dollar Jumps As Fed Hikes
Asian Bonds Decline, Dollar Jumps As Fed Hikes
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Ssangyong E&C wins record $2.15 billion Singapore hospital contract
Ssangyong Engineering & Construction announced Thursday it has secured a contract worth $2.15 billion from Singapore's Ministry of Health to build the Tengah General and Community Hospital. This marks
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South Korean retailer Daiso's annual sales are nearing 5 trillion Korean won ($3.7 billion), driven by K-beauty products and popularity among foreign tourists.
Sales at this South Korean discount retailer are being boosted by an influx of foreign tourists, who are primarily purchasing affordable K-beauty products and souvenirs. A tourist from India stated th
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USD/KRW is up 0.72% intraday, currently trading at 1,381.5800.
USD/KRW is up 0.72% intraday, currently trading at 1,381.5800.
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The Japanese Yen fell past the 156 mark against the US Dollar, as the Federal Reserve raised interest rates and signaled a hawkish stance.
The Japanese yen fell past the 156 mark against the dollar on Thursday morning, following the Federal Reserve's interest rate hike and hawkish stance on its future policy outlook, which led to a gener
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China Adds More Foreign Currencies to Central Clearing in Yuan's Global Push
China has expanded its onshore central clearing system to include more foreign currencies, a move aimed at promoting direct trading with the yuan and reducing reliance on the dollar.
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USD/JPY is up 0.71% intraday, currently trading at 155.0628.
USD/JPY is up 0.71% intraday, currently trading at 155.0628.
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GBP/USD fell 0.7% intraday to 1.3388.
GBP/USD fell 0.7% intraday to 1.3388.
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USD/CHF rose 0.7% intraday to 0.8158.
USD/CHF rose 0.7% intraday to 0.8158.
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NZD/USD fell 0.71% intraday to 0.5732.
NZD/USD fell 0.71% intraday to 0.5732.
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USD/KRW is up 0.7% intraday, currently trading at 1,372.6500.
USD/KRW is up 0.7% intraday, currently trading at 1,372.6500.
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Nippon Steel to invest 900 million euros ($1.04 billion) in new electric arc furnace in Slovakia
Nippon Steel to invest 900 million euros ($1.04 billion) in new electric arc furnace in Slovakia
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Vietnam's VinFast to acquire founder's property firm for $1.2bn to bolster finances after years of losses
Vietnam's VinFast to acquire founder's property firm for $1.2bn to bolster finances after years of losses
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U.S. August retail sales rose 1.2% month-over-month, exceeding expectations and marking the largest increase in nearly five months.
US retail sales rose by 1.2% month-over-month in August, significantly exceeding the market consensus of 0.8% and marking the largest single-month increase in nearly five months, data released by the
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Chinese condiment firm Haitian acquires Hong Kong-based Amoy Food
Foshan Haitian Flavouring and Food Company, a Chinese condiment manufacturer, has acquired Amoy Food from private-equity group Trustar Capital. Financial terms of the deal for Amoy, which is based in
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AlphaCore launches family office affiliate through Streamline acquisition
AlphaCore Wealth Advisory has acquired Streamline Family Office to launch AlphaCore Streamline (AC Streamline), a family office affiliate focused on non-advisory services for ultra-high-net-worth fami
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Uganda Shilling Slumps to Two-Year Low as FX Demand Soars
Uganda’s shilling slumped to a two-year low against the dollar, weighed down by a surge in demand for foreign-exchange in key economic sectors including energy, manufacturing and telecommunications.
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CNBC analysis suggests BRICS' de-dollarization efforts are more rhetoric than action, facing significant hurdles
BRICS leaders recently reiterated the need to use local currencies in intra-BRICS trade to reduce reliance on the U.S. dollar. However, experts express skepticism about the bloc's ability to shift awa
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Stablecoin growth could boost dollar dominance, US Treasury demand: BoE official
A Bank of England policy maker said digital dollars could expand access to the US currency while turning stablecoin issuers into bigger buyers of government debt.
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US Treasury Secretary Bessent: Decrease in dollar reserve holdings mainly from Russia and China
US Treasury Secretary Bessent: Decrease in dollar reserve holdings mainly from Russia and China
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Why is Bitcoin thriving but struggling to replace the US dollar's global dominance?
Bitcoin, as a decentralized digital asset, thrives on its scarcity, anti-inflationary potential, global payment efficiency, and increasing institutional adoption. However, its extreme price volatility, deflationary risks stemming from a fixed money supply, limited transaction processing capacity, and the strong control governments exert over fiat currencies make it difficult for Bitcoin to challenge the U.S. dollar's status as the global reserve currency and primary medium of exchange. The U.S. dollar, backed by its deep network externalities and central bank support, continues to hold an unshakeable central position in the global financial system.
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How to Buy USDT with USD on Major Global Platforms? An Analysis of the Regulatory Landscape in Mainland China
This article aims to analyze the mainstream cryptocurrency exchanges that support USD purchases of USDT globally and clarify the latest regulatory policies regarding virtual currency trading in mainland China. Given that mainland China has completely banned virtual currency transactions, there are no legal and compliant trading platforms within its borders. For global users, well-known platforms such as Coinbase, Kraken, Binance, and OKX offer various methods for USD deposits and USDT purchases, but users must comply with the regulations of their respective jurisdictions and complete necessary identity verification.
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Gold, USD, and Bitcoin: The Battle for Safe Haven and Store of Value
In a global market characterized by economic uncertainty and inflationary pressures, the performance and positioning of gold, the US dollar, and Bitcoin as primary stores of value and safe-haven assets are under close scrutiny. This article delves into the similarities and differences among these three in terms of scarcity, stability, volatility, and market correlation. Combining the latest market dynamics of 2026, it explores their respective advantages and challenges and summarizes expert views on diversified asset allocation.
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Why is Bitcoin thriving but struggling to replace the US dollar?
Bitcoin has achieved significant growth and widespread acceptance globally, thanks to its decentralization, scarcity, censorship resistance, and its narrative as "digital gold" for value storage. However, its inherent drastic price volatility, transaction speed limitations, lack of universal fiat currency status, and governments' control over monetary policy make it difficult to become a stable everyday transaction medium and global reserve currency like the US dollar. Bitcoin and the US dollar each play different roles, and it is difficult for them to replace each other in the short term.
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