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Monthly archive December, 2019

Dollar Exhibits Weakness Again

The U.S. dollar exhibited weakness on Thursday, losing ground for a third straight session.Original Article Read More →

Kuroda Says BoJ To Ease Policy Without Hesitation

The Bank of Japan will not hesitate to ease its monetary policy further if there is a greater possibility that the momentum towards achieving the 2 percent inflation target is lost, Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said on Thursday. When the central Read More →

IMF Says India Has Limited Room For Fiscal Stimulus, Urges Debt Reduction

The International Monetary Fund said India has limited room for fiscal stimulus and stressed the need for fiscal consolidation as it has one of the highest debt among the emerging markets. The IMF staff estimated that India's public sector needs Read More →

Dollar Moves In Tight Range In Pre-holiday Trade

The U.S. dollar moved in a very narrow range amid thin holiday trades on Tuesday.Original Article Read More →

BoJ Minutes: Some Members Called For Monetary, Fiscal Policies For Next Downturn

A few members shared the view that the bank should not only conduct monetary policy but also enhance its cooperation with the government in terms of economic policies and prepare for the next economic downturn, the minutes of the policy Read More →

Dollar Stays Subdued Amid Impeachment News, Mixed Economic Data

The U.S. dollar recovered well after a weak start on Thursday, but swung between gains and losses till the end of the day as traders looked ahead to the crucial GDP data, due on Friday.Original Article Read More →