DXY & Forex

According to Jin10, on May 15, offshore Chinese yuan Hong Kong interbank offered rates (CNH HIBOR) declined across all major tenors. Overnight HIBOR fell 10 basis points to 1.23485%, marking its lowest level since May 6. One-week HIBOR dropped 6 basis points to 1.37576%, while two-week HIBOR decline

According to the latest revision, New Zealand's Reserve Bank Nowcast model lowered its second-quarter GDP growth forecast to 0.1% from 0.4% one week ago, marking the lowest reading since the model's launch in early March. The significant downward adjustment reflects growing economic

Japan's 20-year government bond yield rose to 3.605% on May 15, marking the highest level since 1996. The increase reflects shifting market expectations regarding inflation and monetary policy in the world's third-largest

SHIBOR overnight rate rose to 1.2670% on May 15, up 0.2 basis points. The 7-day rate increased to 1.3130%, up 0.8 basis points, while the 3-month rate reached 1.4080%, up 0.2 basis points.

South Korea's 10-year government bond yield rose 10 basis points to 4.182% today, marking its highest level since November 2023.

According to Westpac, New Zealand's inflation rate is set to rise above 4% in mid-2026 due to surging fuel prices since February, pressuring the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) to raise interest rates. Westpac forecasts the RBNZ will begin a series of rate hikes starting in

NZD/USD declined 0.50% intraday on May 15, trading at 0.5881.

Japanese 40-year government bond yields rose 5 basis points to 4.2% today.

On May 14, Alphabet completed a 576.5 billion yen (approximately $3.6 billion) Japanese yen bond offering, setting a new record for the largest non-Japanese corporate samurai bond issuance.

People's Bank of China conducted a 500 million yuan 7-day reverse repo operation today (May 15), with an operation rate of 1.40%, unchanged from the previous level. The bid amount and successful bid amount both totaled 500 million yuan.

The Chinese yuan weakened to 6.8415 against the U.S. dollar today (May 15), declining 14 basis points from the previous day's midpoint of 6.8401.

CNBC reported that on May 15, FED board member Stephen Miran submitted his resignation, saying he will step down from his board position when Kevin Warsh, the incoming chair, takes office, or before. Miran cast no votes in opposition at all of the six Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meetings. On the same day, board member Barr publicly commented on the balance sheet policy, saying that reducing the balance sheet itself is a “wrong target”. Miran’s FOMC Voting Record and Confirmation of His

According to Jin10, Japan's 10-year government bond yield rose to 2.665% on May 15, reaching its highest level in approximately 29 years. The surge reflects selling pressure in the bond market driven by inflation concerns from rising oil prices and market worries over fiscal deterioration

According to Jin10 Futures, on May 15, the CNEX-NEX yuan liquidity sentiment index reported 47 as of 08:45 local time, down 1 point from 16:00 the previous day. The index ranges from 0 to 100, with 50 indicating equilibrium and readings above 50 reflecting liquidity tightness. By category, large

According to ChainCatcher, EUR/USD dropped to 1.1652, marking its lowest level since April 9, according to Gate's market data.

Japan's Finance Minister Katayama Shojiro stated on May 15 that the government will have 1 trillion yen in reserve funds for fiscal year 2026 and currently has no urgent need for additional budgets.

Japan's Finance Minister Kayama will attend the Group of Seven financial leaders meeting in France starting May 17. Kayama stated that additional budget provisions are not currently needed, and noted that reserves have not been drawn this fiscal year. The ministry is monitoring the impact of

According to BlockBeats, Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Meany formally submitted his resignation on May 15, pledging to step down before or when new chairman Kevin Warsh takes office. Meany, who assumed the position in August 2025, voted against rate decisions in all six Federal Open Market

According to a Bank of Japan official, wholesale prices in April saw their largest year-on-year increase since May 2023, driven by rising costs across oil, chemicals, and other commodities. The price surge reflects uncertainty surrounding Middle East conflicts and the effective closure of the

The U.S. 2-year Treasury yield rose above 4.027% on May 15, marking its highest level since June 2025. The move reflects ongoing fluctuations in the short-term debt market.