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USD/KRW Rises to 1,396 on August 21 as U.S. Treasury Buyback Effect Fades

According to Yonhapinfo, the U.S. dollar strengthened against the Korean won to 1,396.00 KRW on August 21, up 6.90 won from the previous day's opening. The rally reversed initial losses below 1,390 KRW following U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's announcement of expanded long-term debt
GateNews·08-20 23:23
USD/KRW Rises to 1,396 on August 21 as U.S. Treasury Buyback Effect Fades

China's LPR Holds Steady at 3.0% and 3.5% for 15th Month on August 20

According to Jin10 Data, China's loan prime rate (LPR) held steady on August 20, with the 1-year tenor at 3.0% and the 5-year-plus tenor at 3.5%, extending its streak to 15 consecutive months without change. The rates were announced by the People's Bank of China via the National Interbank Funding
GateNews·08-20 23:18
China's LPR Holds Steady at 3.0% and 3.5% for 15th Month on August 20

Fed Chair Kevin Warsh to Deliver Jackson Hole Keynote on the 28th

The Federal Reserve announced on the 20th that Chair Kevin Warsh will deliver a keynote speech at the Jackson Hole Economic Symposium on the 28th at 10am Eastern Time (11pm Korea Time). The Fed confirmed the schedule through its website, stating Warsh will address the symposium themed 'Financial
GateMacroTradfiHub·08-20 23:02
Fed Chair Kevin Warsh to Deliver Jackson Hole Keynote on the 28th

New Zealand's July Trade Deficit Hits NZD 1.949 Billion

New Zealand's July trade deficit reached NZD 1.949 billion, according to official government data. The previous month was revised to a deficit of NZD 237 million, down from an initially reported surplus of NZD 23 million.
GateNews·08-20 22:46
New Zealand's July Trade Deficit Hits NZD 1.949 Billion

USD Edges Higher as Oil Prices Surge and Treasury Yields Rebound

The US dollar edged higher on the 20th at 4pm Eastern Time, driven by a rebound in US Treasury yields and rising international oil prices amid yen weakness. USD-JPY climbed 0.971 yen (0.614%) to 159.118 yen, reversing the previous session's decline as Brent crude surged 2.36% to $93.78 per barrel. T
GateMacroTradfiHub·08-20 22:25
USD Edges Higher as Oil Prices Surge and Treasury Yields Rebound