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Swiss National Bank President: Switzerland's inflation rate of 0.8% is low by international standards.
2026-09-24
Swiss National Bank President: Switzerland's inflation rate of 0.8% is low by international standards.
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Japan's finance minister Katayama said the principles behind the July US-Japan joint FX intervention remains in effect, signaling the government is prepared to act again with the United States if needed. The remarks helped the yen end a four-day losi
Japan's finance minister Katayama said the principles behind the July US-Japan joint FX intervention remains in effect, signaling the government is prepared to act again with the United States if needed. The remarks helped the yen end a four-day losing streak. Last week's Bank of Japan rate hike to a 31-year high has not convinced investors that the central bank will accelerate tightening, leaving sentiment fragile. HSBC senior FX strategist Daragh Maher said the yen may struggle in coming weeks but the persistent threat of intervention should help limit USD/JPY upside. He added that early-September's yen spike has reversed and, with positions less extreme, another large short-covering squeeze is unlikely.
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According to the Financial Times, the UK Treasury is willing to accept a smaller fiscal buffer in order to reduce the size of the tax increase.
According to the Financial Times, the UK Treasury is willing to accept a smaller fiscal buffer in order to reduce the size of the tax increase.
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