Fed's Rate Cuts Propel Global Markets to Record Highs
World stocks neared record highs due to the Federal Reserve's significant interest rate cut. The yen eased after remarks from the Bank of Japan Governor, while the dollar strengthened. Market movements are also influenced by Chinese economic data and expectations for further stimulus.
The yen pared its losses on Friday as the Bank of Japan (BOJ) sounded optimistic about growth and signalled it will be ...
The Bank of Japan did not change policy at the conclusion of today's meeting, but it retained its tightening bias. Click to read.
The dollar climbed 1.2% on the Japanese currency to 144.29 - its strongest in two weeks - on the back of Ueda's remarks ...
Electronic quotation boards display the exchange rate for the Japanese yen against the US dollar at a foreign exchange ...
The dollar shed some of its overnight gains against the yen on Wednesday, as investors made last-minute tweaks to positions ...
On Friday, Fitch Ratings' latest report on the Bank of Japan's policy outlook suggests that the BoJ might raise rates to 0.5% ...
The yen strengthened on Monday to less than 140 per dollar ahead of a Federal Reserve policy meeting this week that is widely expected to see US officials cut interest rates.
A look at the day ahead in European and global markets from Wayne Cole. It was left to the Bank of Japan (BOJ) to end ...
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