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Bank of Korea Reports September Loan Rates Rose 17 Basis Points

Bank of Korea released September 2026 weighted average interest rate data on the 29th, showing deposit bank loan rates rose 17 basis points month-over-month to 4.57% on a new loan basis. The increase was driven by rising market interest rates during September. The data reflects broader interest rate
GateMacroTradfiHub·10-29 03:11
Bank of Korea Reports September Loan Rates Rose 17 Basis Points

Bank of Korea: Inflation Pressure Constrains Overseas Bond Investment

The Bank of Korea published an analysis on the 29th showing that while high US Treasury yields create investment incentives, elevated inflation pressure can constrain demand for overseas bonds by heightening perceived future loss risks among Korean residents. The central bank's financial-economic is
GateMacroTradfiHub·10-29 02:52
Bank of Korea: Inflation Pressure Constrains Overseas Bond Investment

U.S. Allies Cut Treasury Purchases: Net Buying Fell More Than 60% in the First Eight Months, with Japan at Just $389 Million

彭博顯示前8月美債淨買額約1743億美元,為多國盟友近年新低;日本淨買3.89億、韓國淨賣238億、台灣轉為淨賣。亞洲以本幣貶值、動用外匯儲備與高殖利率替代,降低美債需求,私人投資者比重升至約70%,加劇市場對美政策與赤字的不確定性。 Based on Bloomberg's exclusive analysis of U.S. Treasury data, Asian allies reduced net purchases of U.S. Treasuries to about $174.3 billion in the first eight months of 2026, the lowest since 2021. Japan bought $3.89 billion, Korea net sold $23.8 billion, and Taiwan shifted to net sellers. Across 57 countries and investors, overall net purchases fell by more than 60%. The retrenchment stems from three channels: weaker domestic currencies, use of foreign exchange reserves, and higher yields elsewhere. Private investors now account for roughly 70% of U.S. Treasuries, raising market sensitivity to U.S. policy and deficit concerns and increasing volatility.
Bisc·10-29 02:43
美國盟友削減美債購買

USD/CAD Falls to 1.3975 as Canadian Dollar Pressured by Rate Hike

According to Jin10, USD/CAD fell to 1.3975 on Thursday morning (October 29) as the Canadian dollar strengthened following the Bank of Canada's rate hike. Brown Brothers Harriman analysts noted that underlying inflation trends align closely with the central bank's projections. September trimmed
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GateNews·10-29 02:03
USD/CAD Falls to 1.3975 as Canadian Dollar Pressured by Rate Hike