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The Bank of Korea's senior deputy governor said the dollar-won exchange rate is still in the 1,400 range and remains "very high".
2026-08-11
The Bank of Korea's senior deputy governor said the dollar-won exchange rate is still in the 1,400 range and remains "very high".
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Business Insider analyst William Edward outlines two market-moving outcomes for Wednesday's CPI. Scenario 1 — hot CPI: equities fall as stagflation risk rises. Investors had hoped July's weak jobs would justify eventual Fed cuts, which underpinned re
Business Insider analyst William Edward outlines two market-moving outcomes for Wednesday's CPI. Scenario 1 — hot CPI: equities fall as stagflation risk rises. Investors had hoped July's weak jobs would justify eventual Fed cuts, which underpinned recent risk gains; but given hawkish Fed rhetoric on fighting inflation, a strong CPI could prompt further rate tightening. Unlike employment, hotter-than-expected CPI is unambiguously negative for markets. Scenario 2 — cooling CPI: stocks rally. Any print below ~3% would be read as slowing price growth, reducing pressure on the Fed, potentially reversing hikes priced for later this year or making cuts more plausible; even a neutral slowdown could loosen tightening expectations.
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Reserve Bank of Australia held its policy rate unchanged for a second consecutive meetings, in line with economists’ and money-market expectations, saying it would pause to assess developments. Renewed Middle East conflict lifted oil prices, but July
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