09:40:46
The Australian government bond yield curve has inverted for the first time since 2008.
09:40:03
Philippine Finance Minister Diokno: Monetary and fiscal measures will be taken to ensure price stability.
09:39:56
Goldman Sachs and Citigroup began cutting 35 traders in Asia.
09:36:29
Philippine Finance Minister Diokno: The Philippines is making steady progress towards achieving the growth target of 6%-7% in 2023.
09:32:51
AUD/USD rose by more than 30 points in the short term and is now at 0.6784.
09:32:24
USD/JPY rose more than 0.50% on the day and is now at 140.76.
09:27:58
TD Securities looks forward to the ECB interest rate decision: There is no doubt that the ECB will raise interest rates by another 25 basis points at the June meeting, bringing the deposit rate to 3.50%. While most Governing Council members seem to believe that the final rate of 3.75% is the lowest level for this tightening cycle, forward guidance may still not commit to it.
09:25:01
NZD/USD fell 0.50% on the day to trade at 0.6177.
09:14:11
COMEX silver futures fell by 2.00% in the day and is now at $23.62 an ounce.
09:11:52
The Bank of Japan proposed to purchase unlimited 5- to 10-year Japanese government bonds at a fixed rate starting from June 16.
09:05:17
Spot silver fell 1.00% on the day and is now at $23.67 an ounce.
08:52:44
Spot gold fell by nearly $5 in the short term, falling to $1,936.34 an ounce at one point.
08:43:32
According to Greek media reports on the 14th, an illegal immigrant boat sank in the open sea near southwest Greece that morning, killing 79 people.
08:19:17
According to the Financial Times: Hong Kong Monetary Authority urges HSBC and Standard Chartered to accept cryptocurrency customers.
08:08:13
[Nigeria central bank reforms foreign exchange system and abandons fixed exchange rate] On the evening of June 14 local time, the Nigerian central bank issued a circular stating that it will reform the operating rules of the foreign exchange market, including the cancellation of multiple exchange rate systems, the implementation of a unified exchange rate policy, and foreign exchange rates determined by market forces. . These moves are aimed at improving liquidity and stability and are effective immediately. The Central Bank of Nigeria has announced that it will cancel the practice of dividing the foreign exchange market into different windows, and all transactions will now be completed through the investor and exporter windows. The exchange rate will be determined by market forces, and the Central Bank of Nigeria has informed commercial banks and traders that they can sell foreign exchange at a market-determined exchange rate. The Central Bank of Nigeria will re-introduce the "voluntary buying and selling" model, and all qualified traders can enter the foreign exchange market to buy and sell according to the exchange rate set by themselves.
07:53:48
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority followed the Fed to pause interest rate hikes and kept the benchmark interest rate unchanged at 5.5%.
07:50:34
The annual rate of core machinery orders in Japan in April was -5.9%, expected -8%, and the previous value was -3.50%.
07:50:27
The monthly rate of core machinery orders in Japan in April was 5.5%, expected to be 3.00%, and the previous value was -3.90%.
07:50:05
From Japan to June 9, foreign capital bought 186.4 billion yen in Japanese bonds, the previous value was -537.9 billion yen.
07:00:31
South Korean Finance Minister Choo Kyung-ho: If necessary, South Korea will take measures to stabilize the market.