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Europe past peak inflation not to throw ECB off rate-hike path

Bloomberg Passing the peak in European inflation may be good news for consumers, businesses and central bankers, but it’s too soon to sound the all clear. Reports have shown price gains from Germany to Spain easing more than economists expected in December after natural-gas costs retreated and government aid kicked in. Those falls, however, mask intensifying pressure in gauges that ...

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China’s onshore yuan witnesses few trades

  Bloomberg China extended trading hours for the onshore yuan as it attempts to internationalise the currency, but the move was met with tepid response with only a few local banks equipped to participate during those hours. The dollar-onshore yuan trading volume during the extended hours, totalled $128 million on the first day, according to China Foreign Exchange Trade System ...

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British Pound stands to lose out from yen’s comeback this year

  Bloomberg Few major currencies stand to lose out as much from the yen’s comeback as the British pound this year. Investors have been dumping sterling on the view that a weakening UK economy will prevent the Bank of England from being as hawkish as its counterparts in the rest of the world. The difference is most pronounced when compared ...

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