The ringgit ended higher against the US dollar on Thursday as the US Federal Reserve (Fed) maintained its benchmark interest rate but signalled that the rate-cutting narrative remained on track.

GDP expanded 0.7% q/q in Q4, exceeding both our forecast (0.5%) and the RBNZ’s projection (0.3%). Services drove the rebound, growing 0.8% q/q, while construction remained a major drag (-3.1% q/q).

Pace of rise may moderate or may even turn lower. Resistance at 1.0940, 1.0970 (76.4% fibo). Support at 1.0820 (61.8% fibo ...

Stock markets embrace a modest dose of dovish signaling from the Federal Reserve, and the U.S. dollar may fall against the ...

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The U.S. Attorney's Office, Southern District of New York announced in a news release on Tuesday, March 18 that Los Angeles ...

There is a sign that the US Dollar might be ready to recover from a technical aspect as the RSI and price action are flashing ...

Ethereum DEX volumes and TVL are losing ground against its competitors. Will the Pectra upgrade bring the users back?

China's US$600bil corporate US dollar bond market is showing signs of resurgence, as optimism over artificial intelligence ...

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UK consumers face nearly £600 a year in extra bills after April, and that’s just the least avoidable ones. There are plenty of other possible costs that may have to be absorbed. Wage growth will help ...