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U.S. Dallas Fed new-orders index (Aug) 22.0, prior 6.4.
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Shigeto Nagai, former Bank of Japan official and economist at Oxford Economics, now expects BOJ hikes in September and December this year and another in April 2027, lifting the policy rate to 1.75%. That path is faster and higher than his prior forec
Shigeto Nagai, former Bank of Japan official and economist at Oxford Economics, now expects BOJ hikes in September and December this year and another in April 2027, lifting the policy rate to 1.75%. That path is faster and higher than his prior forecast of hikes in December this year and June 2027. He says the BOJ seeks to address yen depreciation and rising inflation expectations. Nagai adds he views the policy rate as unlikely to reach the market‑implied terminal slightly above 2%, and expects the 10‑year JGB yield to top out around 3%.
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On August 28, WTI (USO) nominal exposure was approximately 22.1209 million barrels, an increase of 626,000 barrels in a single day; Brent (BNO) futures open interest was approximately 6.862 million barrels, a decrease of 57,000 barrels in a single da
On August 28, WTI (USO) nominal exposure was approximately 22.1209 million barrels, an increase of 626,000 barrels in a single day; Brent (BNO) futures open interest was approximately 6.862 million barrels, a decrease of 57,000 barrels in a single day. Click to view complete open interest data and capture changes in funds beyond oil prices.
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