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Wednesday, Aug 12
03:48 story JPY

Japanese Yen Reverses Half of Intervention Gains, Traders Eye Further Action

The Japanese Yen has surrendered approximately half of the gains from the recent US-Japan intervention, leading to speculation about potential future official support.
Tuesday, Aug 11
05:17 story USD

President Trump Addresses Reports of Calls with Fed Chair Warsh Amid Independence Concerns

President Donald Trump confirmed a recent conversation with Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh, while disputing reports of frequent contact, raising questions about central bank independence.
Monday, Aug 10
22:31 story USD

Cleveland Fed President Hammack Advocates Multiple Rate Hikes, Citing Insufficient Policy Restraint

Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack stated that multiple interest rate hikes may be necessary, arguing current policy is not restrictive enough to curb inflation. Her hawkish... 22:17 story AUD

Reserve Bank of Australia Poised for Hawkish Hold on Cash Rate at 4.35%

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) is widely anticipated to maintain its benchmark interest rate at **4.35%** on Tuesday, signaling continued vigilance against persistent inflation despite... 11:17 story JPY

Japanese Minister Kiuchi Addresses Inflation Outlook and Fiscal Policy’s Yen Impact

Japan's Economy Minister Minoru Kiuchi commented on the limited pass-through of rising costs to consumers and the positive long-term impact of fiscal policy on the yen,... 10:47 story EUR

Eurozone Sentix Investor Confidence Turns Positive in August, Exceeding Expectations

Eurozone investor sentiment, as measured by the Sentix index, returned to positive territory in August for the first time since February, surpassing market forecasts.
Friday, Aug 7
15:33 story CAD

Canadian Employment Surges in July, Unemployment Reaches Two-Year Low

Canada's economy added 75,100 jobs in July, significantly exceeding forecasts, while the unemployment rate fell to a two-year low of 6.4%. Wage growth, however, showed signs... 15:32 story USD

Fed’s Barkin Cites ‘Close Call’ on Rates, ‘Weak Balance’ in Labor Market

Richmond Fed President Tom Barkin indicated that the decision on whether current interest rates are restrictive enough remains a 'close call,' while describing the labor market... 12:47 story USD

US Labor Market Unexpectedly Sheds Jobs in July Amid Broad Weakness

The U.S. economy unexpectedly lost 23,000 jobs in July, significantly missing forecasts, while prior months' figures were revised sharply lower, indicating a cooling labor market.
Thursday, Aug 6
22:16 story GBP

UK Construction Downturn Eases in July, PMI Reaches Four-Month High

The UK construction sector showed signs of stabilization in July, with the S&P Global/CIPS Purchasing Managers' Index rising to a four-month high, exceeding economist expectations. 22:01 story USD

St. Louis Fed President Musalem Advocates for Sustained Monetary Tightening Amid Elevated Inflation

St. Louis Federal Reserve President Alberto Musalem reiterated a hawkish stance, emphasizing the need for continued monetary policy restraint to combat persistent inflation and protect the... 12:47 story USD

US Weekly Jobless Claims Rise Less Than Expected, Continuing Claims Increase

New applications for US unemployment benefits edged up to **199,000** in the week ending **August 1**, falling short of economist forecasts. Continuing claims also saw an... 09:32 story EUR

Eurozone Retail Sales Decline Unexpectedly in June, Missing Forecasts

Eurozone retail sales unexpectedly contracted in June, with both monthly and annual figures falling short of forecasts, indicating soft household consumption. 06:48 story EUR

Germany’s Factory Orders Jump in June, But Underlying Data Shows Mixed Trends

German factory orders significantly exceeded expectations in June, rising 3.1% month-over-month, though the increase was largely attributed to large orders and strong domestic demand. 02:32 story USD

Fed’s Daly Notes Fading Tariff Impact While Warning of Broader Inflation Risks

Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco President Mary Daly offered a nuanced view on inflation, noting a fading impact from tariffs but also highlighting broader risks... 02:17 story AUD

Australian Trade Balance Swings to Surprise Surplus in June, Exceeding Forecasts

Australia's trade balance unexpectedly posted a surplus of A$1.929 billion in June, driven by a significant rebound in exports and a slight decline in imports, leading... 02:02 story USD

US Administration Refunds $100 Billion in Struck-Down Tariffs

The U.S. administration has refunded approximately $100 billion in 'Liberation Day' tariffs, representing about 60% of the total collected. 00:01 story IRR

Iran-Oman Strait of Hormuz Plan Reportedly Bars US, Israeli Ships; Compensation Demanded

New details emerge on the proposed Iran-Oman shipping framework for the Strait of Hormuz, indicating specific prohibitions for US and Israeli vessels, and demands for compensation...
Wednesday, Aug 5
20:46 story USD

Fed Governor Cook Signals Readiness for Rate Hike Amid Persistent Inflation Concerns

Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook indicated readiness to raise interest rates if inflation does not cool, contributing to a hawkish sentiment among some Fed officials. 15:32 story USD

US Services Sector Expands Marginally in July, Missing Forecasts Amid Hiring Concerns

The U.S. services sector saw a slight expansion in July, with the ISM Services PMI rising to **54.1**, though this figure fell short of market expectations.