EUR/USD
1.15703
0.057%
Gold
4095.01
2.275%
Oil
59.883
0.347%
USD/JPY
154.090
0.433%
GBP/USD
1.31826
0.151%
GBP/JPY
203.136
0.585%
Real-time News
According to CGTN: A French court has granted former President Sarkozy an early release from prison.A spokesperson for the British Prime Minister denied Trumps allegations of corruption at the BBC. He stated that a review of the BBCs bylaws would be initiated in due course.On November 10th, Pansen Macro analysts Robert Wood and Elliott Jordan-Doak stated in a report that UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Reeves is likely to outline a £40 billion tax increase and spending cut plan in the upcoming budget. They indicated this would double the countrys previous fiscal space. Economists pointed out that Reeves has already hinted at a possible income tax increase, which, while guaranteeing revenue, could erode public support for the government, thereby affecting bond market stability. For Bank of England policymakers, the details will determine success or failure. They believe that while this budget may be anti-inflationary in the short term, this effect could be limited without an income tax increase.On November 10th, Federal Reserve Bank of New Yorks Mary Daly stated that the U.S. economy may be suffering from weak demand, while tariff-related inflation currently appears to be under control. Daly, who is not currently a voting member of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) and did not specify what action would be taken at the upcoming December meeting, said, "To formulate the right policy, its necessary to maintain an open mind and dig deep into the evidence on both sides of the debate." Daly added, "So far, the impact of tariffs has been largely confined to goods and services, with little spillover to services inflation or inflation expectations, which remain relatively firmly anchored near our target."A poll by NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corporation) shows that Prime Minister Sanae Takaichis cabinet has an approval rating of 66%.
