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CFETS-NEX Sentiment Index Reports 52, Unchanged From Previous Day

According to Jin10 Futures, as of 8:45 am on July 27, the CFETS-NEX yuan liquidity sentiment index reported 52, flat compared to 16:00 yesterday. By institution type, large banks, mid-sized banks, and non-bank institutions reported readings of 51, 53, and 51 respectively, all unchanged. The index
GateNews·07-27 00:51
CFETS-NEX Sentiment Index Reports 52, Unchanged From Previous Day

USD-KRW NDF Falls as Trump Threatens EU Tariffs, Oil Volatile

The USD-KRW 1-month non-deliverable forward (NDF) closed at 1,459.10 won (MID) on the 24th (local time), down 7.20 won from the Seoul foreign exchange market spot close of 1,466.60 won on the previous session, according to overseas brokers on the 27th. The dollar gained modestly against the euro
LucasBennett·07-26 22:52
USD-KRW NDF Falls as Trump Threatens EU Tariffs, Oil Volatile

USD-KRW Falls to 1,459.10 Won on July 26 Amid Dollar Weakness

According to overseas brokers, the USD-KRW 1-month NDF rate in New York fell to 1,459.10 won on July 26, declining 7.20 won from Seoul's spot market closing price of 1,466.60 won on the previous day. The bid was 1,458.90 won and the ask was 1,459.30 won. Meanwhile, WTI crude oil for September
CL-0.38%
GateNews·07-26 22:51
USD-KRW Falls to 1,459.10 Won on July 26 Amid Dollar Weakness

Argentina's Central Bank Approves Dollar Salary Accounts at Private Banks

According to Argentina's Central Bank, on Friday the institution issued Communication A 8460 directing private banks to accept U.S. dollars for wage operations. The directive requires financial institutions to include the dollar as an accepted currency for salary account deposits and to provide
GateNews·07-26 13:06
Argentina's Central Bank Approves Dollar Salary Accounts at Private Banks

Korean Banks See 40 Trillion Won Shift from Demand to Time Deposits

South Korea's top five banks saw demand deposits plunge over 40 trillion won this month as of May 23, while time deposits surged by 22 trillion won, according to data reported on May 26. The shift follows a month-long stock market correction and the Bank of Korea's decision to raise its base rate
LucasBennett·07-26 11:09
Korean Banks See 40 Trillion Won Shift from Demand to Time Deposits