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UK Inflation Drops Across the Board UK headline CPI 4.6% vs 4.8 exp. Prior 6.7% UK core CPI 5.7% vs 5.8% exp. Prior 6.1% Largest contributors to CPI drop: housing and household services (energy) and food The analysis in this article makes use of chart patterns and key support and resistance levels. For more information
© Reuters. Today, as the North American trading session commenced, the New Zealand Dollar (NZD) demonstrated strength while the British Pound (GBP) lagged. The U.S. Dollar (USD) exhibited mixed performance against various currencies, with rebounding due to the impact of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) decision. China’s economic situation continues to be challenging, with
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UK Jobs Data Recovers Slightly UK unemployment data continued the decline, revealing an additional 20.4k persons claiming unemployment benefits in contrast to consensus expectations of 2.3k. The unemployment rate for August measured 4.2%, a slight drop from estimates and the prior print of 4.3%. Customize and filter live economic data via our DailyFX economic calendar
© Reuters. The British Pound (GBP) is outperforming as the strongest major currency with the Australian Dollar (AUD) lagging, while the U.S. Dollar (USD) exhibits mixed performance. This comes as U.S. bond yields rise, reflecting market expectations for sustained high-interest rates driven by a robust U.S. economy. The Federal Reserve Chair has hinted at a