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29/01/2026
The Japanese yen fell 1% against the US dollar, following Berstein's comments on currency market interventions.
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5 m ago
President Trump praised Uber and Intel for donating to the "Trump account".
6 m ago
The US Treasury yield curve experienced a sharp increase for the second consecutive trading day, mainly driven by the weakening of the US dollar and the strengthening of oil prices, both of which boosted inflation expectations. The 2-year/10-year US Treasury yield spread briefly widened to 67.6 basis points, higher than the 66.6 basis points at the end of Tuesday's session. The yield curve exhibited the typical "steepening of the bear market" characteristic, where long-term yields rise faster than short-term yields when investors factor in the risk of accelerating inflation. Gunter Dingler, head of US interest rate strategy at Fava Bank, stated, "During periods of US dollar weakness, the long end of the curve is usually more sensitive to inflation risks. Therefore, in general, the US dollar and US Treasuries often act as a 'pressure relief valve' for monetary and fiscal policy combinations. If the combination of fiscal and monetary policy suggests that the US dollar will continue to weaken, then I believe an increase in long-term yields is a textbook response."
10 m ago
Mingcheng Company MSCI Nordic Countries Index fell by 1.1% to 390.71 points. Among the ten sectors, the Nordic healthcare sector experienced the biggest decline. Genmab A/S dropped by 5.0%, performing the worst among all Nordic stocks.
14 m ago
Goldman Sachs estimated that, after MSCI completes the market access assessment for Indonesia, the stock market may experience passive outflows of $2.2 billion in a mild scenario, with the highest potential outflow reaching $7.8 billion in an extreme scenario.
14 m ago
The US Treasury is auctioning off two-year floating rate Treasury notes with a discount rate of 0.099% and a bid-to-cover ratio of 3.16.
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