Financial news

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Canadian dollar stabilizes ahead of central bank decisions
Canadian dollar stabilizes after seven-day growth in anticipation of decisions by the Bank of Canada and the Fed on rates.

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Pound Sterling Weakens Ahead of Fed Decision
On Monday, the pound sterling was declining, while the euro rose slightly amid investors preparing for central bank decisions and dollar support from energy carriers and the situation in the Middle East.

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Yield on French government bonds fell after Moody’s decision
Yield on French government bonds retreated from multi-year highs after Moody’s kept the country's rating at Aa3 without downgrading.

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Goldman Sachs Considers Yen a More Reliable Hedge Against AI Shock
Goldman Sachs stated that the yen is becoming an effective tool for protection against market shock related to artificial intelligence, thanks to changes in Japan's policy.

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Asian currencies remain stable ahead of central bank meetings
Most Asian currencies showed small changes on Monday, while the dollar weakened ahead of key regulator meetings.

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Pound and euro fell amid stock sell-off
On Friday, the pound sterling and euro traded lower due to a global sell-off in stock markets caused by rising oil prices and concerns in the artificial intelligence sector.

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BofA Predicts Weakening of Norwegian Krone Against Swedish Krone
Bank of America expects the weakening of the Norwegian krone relative to the Swedish one by the end of the year and to the level of 0.95 in 2027 due to energy prices and internal factors of the economies.

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German Bond Yields Fall to Two-Month Low
Germany's 10-year bond yields dropped to 3.31% amid demand for safe assets, while France's borrowing costs rose due to political instability.

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Dollar's Share in SWIFT Settlements Fell Below 50%
In September, the dollar's share in global payments via SWIFT decreased to 49.63%, falling below 50% for the first time since February 2026.

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Asian currencies stable amid rising oil and tensions
On Friday, Asian currencies and the US dollar traded without significant changes. Investors assessed rising energy prices and geopolitical tensions, while the yen held positions after the rally.

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Pound slightly strengthens amid US tech stock sell-off
On Thursday, the pound sterling rose against the dollar, while the euro remained stable. Pressure on the US currency came from the sell-off of US technology stocks.

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Yield on French Government Bonds Exceeds 5% Amid Crisis in Paris
European government securities markets showed mixed dynamics on Thursday: the yield on French bonds exceeded 5% and reached 24-year highs.

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Indonesia May Be Excluded from Global Indices: How MSCI's Decision Turns the Transparency Problem into a Capital Crisis
MSCI has launched a consultation on reclassifying the Indonesian market from emerging markets to standalone due to ownership transparency issues. The analytical review examines risks for investors and the impact on capital until the decision in 2027.

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Asian currencies mixed, dollar at 3-week low
On Thursday, Asian currencies traded mixed, while the US dollar remained near a three-week low amid investor caution ahead of central bank meetings.

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Pound strengthens amid high inflation in Britain, dollar weakens
On Wednesday the pound rose on UK inflation data for September, while the euro fell amid dollar weakness and falling oil prices.

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French Bond Yields Near 2002 Peak Amid Crisis
European government bond yields rose on Wednesday. French papers consolidated near 2002 highs, while British gilts reacted to accelerating inflation.

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Asian currencies stable: dollar at minimum, rupee rises
Asian currencies mostly remained stable. The US dollar held near a three-week low.

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Pound Sterling Rises Amid Dollar Consolidation
The pound sterling and euro strengthened on Tuesday, while the dollar consolidated amid low trading activity and risks in the energy market.

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French Bonds Plummeted Due to Riots, CDS Reached 2013 Highs
On Tuesday, European government bond markets continued to fall due to political instability in France. The yield on French securities rose sharply, and the cost of default insurance approached 2013 levels.

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Asian currencies strengthened, yuan updated four-year high
On Tuesday, Asian currencies mainly strengthened against the weakening US dollar. The Chinese yuan reached a new four-year high after the People's Bank of China fixed the rate.