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4 Jun 2024

France Budget Balance: €-91.56B (April) vs previous €-52.78B

Jun 4, 2024

BoJ’s Himino: Needs to watch potential impact of easy monetary policy on economy

Bank of Japan (BoJ) Deputy Governor Ryozo Himino said on Tuesday, “when easy monetary policy lasts for an extremely long period of time, policymakers must be vigilant to the potential impact it has on the economy's productivity, potential growth.” Additional quotes Firms will likely have more freedom in setting prices flexibly when prices, wages are rising moderately in tandem.

USD/CHF trims losses above 0.8950, Swiss CPI rises 0.3% MoM in May

The USD/CHF pair snaps the three-day losing streak around 0.8970 on Tuesday during the early European trading hours.