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Euro climbs most since March as ECB helps cool dollar fever

  Bloomberg The euro surged the most in six months against the dollar as European Central Bank (ECB) policy makers underlined the need for further interest-rate hikes and as an anticipated slowdown in US inflation cooled the rampant demand for greenbacks. The common currency rose as much as 1.6% to $1.0198, its biggest increase since March, lent support by more ...

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UK stimulus set to boost lenders: Deutsche Bank

Bloomberg The “extraordinarily loose” fiscal policy announced by UK Prime Minister Liz Truss is set to benefit UK banking stocks, analysts at Deutsche Bank said. The package aimed at combating rising household energy costs will probably prevent a short-term collapse in the economy, and at the same time encourage further interest-rate rises from the Bank of England — adding to ...

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Yen rebounds as BOJ’s Kuroda uses talk to signal frustration

Bloomberg The yen rebounded as traders mulled comments from Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda on the currency’s decline amid a broad dollar selloff. The dollar-yen pair fell 1.3% to around the 142.20 level, after climbing for four straight sessions. Kuroda held a meeting with Prime Minister Fumio Kishida in a sign of the nation’s heightened alert levels. “Sudden moves ...

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