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The euro pressed the "pause button" against the dollar, and investors waited for the event.
Original title: press the "pause button" against the US dollar, and investors are waiting for the event. Trading in the foreign exchange market as a whole is light this week. The euro held steady against the dollar on Friday, during which time the euro zone's initial composite PMI rose to 60.6 in July, the highest level since July 2000. However, the positive data did not give EURUSD much momentum. On the contrary, due to the strong trend of the dollar, another impact on the $93 mark during the day put pressure on the euro against the dollar. Us dollar: fundamental support is strong, and the rise of the US dollar is expected to continue. The dollar index is still very close to the recent high of 93.00, which is due to a month of economic growth for the United States and the world.
Three brothers in the US were fined 1.66 million US dollars for making nearly 60 million harassing phone calls to sell products
Three brothers in New Jersey will pay $1.66 million to settle a federal lawsuit accusing them of making 59.6 million harassing phone calls. The US Department of Justice said on Friday that Environmental Safety International (Environmental Safety International), run by Sean Carney (Sean Carney) and Joseph Carney (Joseph Carney), and Carbo, a telemarketing company run by Raymond Carney (Raymond Carney), use these calls to sell
ECB may give banks more time to rebuild capital buffers
ECB Supervisory Board President Enria said on Monday that the ECB is willing to give euro-zone banks more time to rebuild capital buffers if the current crisis leads to a substantial deterioration in asset quality. "We plan to stick to the flexibility provided to banks and use capital buffers at least until 2022," Mr Enria said. But if there is a significant materialization of asset quality problems, we can also reconsider the time path. " "We don't want to start tightening capital buffers again while the crisis is still hitting bank balance sheets," Mr Enria added. As European countries lifted the blockade restrictions on COVID-19 during the epidemic,
The Bank of Russia's third rate hike this year suggests that further interest rate hikes are needed
Original title: The Bank of Russia's third rate hike this year suggests that further interest rate increases are needed Source: FX168 The Bank of Russia raised the target interest rate from 5% to 5.5% on Friday and raised loan costs for the third time this year due to rising inflation. The central bank also said it would need to raise interest rates further. The central bank's decision to raise interest rates is in line with the expectations of most analysts in the Reuters survey. After the inflation data was higher than expected, they believed that the central bank would choose to raise interest rates by 50 basis points. Bank of Russia analysts have warned that inflation may accelerate further. The central bank said it will consider mining after raising the target interest rate to the level of April 2020
Us non-farm payrolls rose by 559000 in May, the unemployment rate was the lowest since March last year.
Non-farm payrolls in the United States increased by 559000 in May, compared with an estimated increase of 674000, compared with a previous increase of 266000. The unemployment rate in the United States reached 5.8% in May, the lowest since March last year. Us Bureau of Labor Statistics: non-farm payrolls were revised from 266000 to 278000 in April and from 770000 to 785000 in March. After the release of non-farm data, US stock index futures rose, while Nasdaq futures rose to 0.5 per cent. Spot gold rose above $1880 an ounce and rose 0.56 per cent on the day.
OPEC+ extends the period of production reduction: the continuous rise in oil prices has exceeded the price of fiscal balance in the Gulf region.
Brent crude rose to nearly $70 a barrel after Saudi Arabia persuaded other OPEC members to keep production largely unchanged. Its current trading price is higher than the balance-of-payments price of the four major oil producers in the Middle East. Monica Malik, chief economist at Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank, said that if oil prices remain at current levels, "we will see fiscal surpluses in the larger economies of the Gulf Cooperation Council." "this provides more fiscal space to support economic activity and recovery." After OPEC's decision, analysts at Goldman Sachs Group and JPMorgan Chase & Co improved Brent.
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