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BoE’s Pill: There's a risk that we draw too much comfort
Bank of England (BoE) Governor Huw Pill said that there’s a risk that they will draw too much comfort from the dip in inflation that will come in April. He said that they should not overinterpret changes to growth outlook, speaking to businesses on Friday.
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Fri, Feb 6
JPY: Political stability expected post-election – TD Securities
TD Securities anticipates a landslide victory for the LDP in Japan's upcoming Lower House election, which is expected to restore a stable political environment. The report warns that investors should be cautious of potential FX intervention if USD/JPY breaks above 160.
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Fri, Feb 6
Silver: Fragile sentiment persists – OCBC
Silver has experienced a sharp decline, entering a critical USD 70–80 retracement zone. OCBC Group Research analysts Sim Moh Siong and Christopher Wong note that despite this correction, silver remains sensitive to USD movements and policy uncertainties.
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Fri, Feb 6
GBP/USD: Dovish BOE tilt opens downside – BBH
Brown Brothers Harriman (BBH) analysts note GBP/USD has recovered part of its prior drop after a dovish Bank of England hold and heightened UK political uncertainty. The BOE kept rates at 3.75% but lowered the bar for further easing by tweaking guidance and cutting inflation forecasts.Fxstreet
Fri, Feb 6
Major ECB officials affirm neutral policy stance as inflation projections remain anchored
There have been remarks from several European Central Bank (ECB) officials during the European trading session on Friday regarding the current state and outlook on inflation and interest rates.Fxstreet
Fri, Feb 6
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