The euro’s rally on the prospect of Ukraine peace talks is an impressive demonstration of the discount on European assets since Russia’s invasion almost three years ago.
Australia’s central bank put the world on alert that it may buck global trends by raising interest rates again, with policymakers delivering what the bond market judged to be the most hawkish shock in a year.
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Swap traders are bracing for a possible interest-rate increase by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand in the coming months — a move they say will be rapidly unwound.
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Asian equities are poised to extend recent gains after the S&P 500 Index rose to a record on Friday, bolstered by increased speculation the Federal Reserve will start cutting rates this year.
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In the face of continued warnings from the Federal Reserve, traders betting on a March interest-rate cut may be relying too heavily on history, according to some strategists.