Yields on 10-year Japanese government bonds fell on Thursday as some investors remained cautious about the impact of a resurgence of COVID-19, although risk appetite improved overall and stock markets rebounded.
A look at the day ahead from Dhara Ranasinghe. And the ECB meets with central bank's boss Christine Lagarde needed to side-step any taper talk at the post-meeting press conference. Bond markets are far calmer than in March, when the ECB last met. Still, with some ECB officials already discussing slowing bond-buying, Lagarde will likely be challenged on the exit debate.
Gold prices steadied near a two-month
high on Thursday, a whisker away from the key $1,800 threshold
as the U.S. dollar faltered with easing Treasury yields, while
supply concerns kept palladium ...
Dai-ichi Life Insurance plans to increase its holdings of yen bonds and reduce its investments in Japanese stocks in the financial year through March, a senior investment planning official said on Thursday.
The dollar was pinned near
multi-week lows against most major currencies on Thursday as
fading gains in U.S. Treasury yields reduced the greenback's
interest rate advantage.
The dollar was pinned near
multi-week lows against most major currencies on Thursday as
fading gains in U.S. Treasury yields reduced the greenback's
interest rate advantage.
Gold prices rose on Thursday to hover
near an eight-week high touched in the last session, as a
sagging dollar and weaker U.S. Treasury yields boosted the
metal's appeal, while palladium held ...
The dollar was pinned near
multi-week lows against most major currencies on Thursday as
fading gains in U.S. Treasury yields reduced the greenback's
interest rate advantage.
* Rising infections in India rattle energy markets. * Treasury yields little changed after 20-yr auction. * Japan stocks post 2% overnight drop. By Rodrigo Campos. World stocks rose on Wednesday as Wall Street and Europe bounced back from large drops, while oil prices continued to be weighed down by rising COVID-19 cases in Asia.
The Canadian dollar surged by
the most since June 2020 against its U.S. counterpart on
Wednesday and the Toronto stock market rebounded as investors
welcomed a move by the Bank of Canada to dial back ...
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