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RBI Adds Five Currency Pairs to Retail Forex Platform on September 9

According to RBI Deputy Governor Dimple Bhandia, on September 9, the Reserve Bank of India added five currency pairs to its retail forex platform: the euro, British pound, Swiss franc, Canadian dollar, and UAE dirham. The move aims to provide individuals easier access to a broader range of
GateNews·09-09 14:25
RBI Adds Five Currency Pairs to Retail Forex Platform on September 9

Germany's 10-Year Bund Yield Hits 3.39% on Wednesday, Highest Since 2009

According to Bloomberg, Germany's 10-year federal bond auction on Wednesday achieved an average yield of 3.39%, marking the highest level since 2009. Authorities issued 4.2 billion euros in debt maturing in August 2036, with investors demanding higher compensation amid persistent inflation
GateNews·09-09 11:30
Germany's 10-Year Bund Yield Hits 3.39% on Wednesday, Highest Since 2009

Bank of Korea States No Need to Adjust Monetary Policy Statement Format

The Bank of Korea stated on September 9 that there is no significant need to adjust its current monetary policy statement format. The statement came in response to a parliamentary inquiry from Rep. Park Soo-young of the People Power Party, who asked whether the BOK planned to simplify its policy
LucasBennett·09-09 10:24
Bank of Korea States No Need to Adjust Monetary Policy Statement Format

Korean Won Hits Yearly Low of 1,334.60 Per Dollar on September 9

According to Yonhapinfomax, on September 9, the Korean won strengthened against the US dollar, hitting a yearly low of 1,334.60 won per dollar during London trading. The currency declined 9.50 won from Seoul's previous close and reached its lowest level since October 4, 2024. Foreign investors
GateNews·09-09 10:24
Korean Won Hits Yearly Low of 1,334.60 Per Dollar on September 9