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WTI crude falls 1.4% intraday to $81.49/bbl.
2026-07-31
WTI crude falls 1.4% intraday to $81.49/bbl.
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Major banks and a Reuters survey expect the BOJ to hold policy at this meeting, with October the earliest likely window for a rate increase. JPMorgan and others cite slowing inflation and weak wages as reasons to pause; Citi says a clear October road
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