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Currency Markets Pause Ahead Of U.S. CPI Data

Por: RTTNews Business February 13, 2023

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Currency witnessed moderate movements in the week spanning February 6-10 ahead of the crucial CPI data release from the U.S. on February 14. Markets reassessed the outlook for inflation and interest rate trajectory amidst a dovish speech by the Fed Chair, further rate hike by Reserve Bank of Australia, and data showing a rise in inflation in Germany and an economic stagnation in U.K.The Dollar's surge in the earlier week amidst the... + full article



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