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20 Oct 2022

Fed’s Evans: Need to make sure inflation pressures don't broaden further

“Need to make sure inflation pressures don't broaden further,” said Chicago Fed President Charles Evans on early Thursday in Asia.

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Oct 20, 2022

USD/JPY meanders around 149.80s as the yen continues to weaken despite intervention looming

The Japanese yen prolonged its agony against the US Dollar, printing a fresh 32-year low, as the USD/JPY reached a YTD high of 149.88 as market player

AUD/JPY drops below 94.00 despite firmer yields, Australia jobs report, Japan intervention eyed

AUD/JPY renews intraday low around 93.90 while extending the previous day’s losses during early Thursday in Asia. In doing so, the cross-currency pair