DXY & Forex

Japan's 2-year government bond (JGB) yields fell 3 basis points to 1.350%, marking the lowest level since April 24.

According to Michael Kramer of Mott Capital Management, the U.S. Treasury will drain approximately $150 billion in liquidity from financial markets over the week starting May 28, potentially deepening Bitcoin's recent selloff. Kramer noted that Bitcoin typically serves as a better liquidity

According to Jin10 Data, on May 28, one-year offshore Chinese yuan interbank offered rate (CNH HIBOR) fell to 1.66758%, marking a record low since records began. One-week HIBOR dropped to 1.30000% and two-week HIBOR declined to 1.33970%, both hitting their lowest levels since August 1, 2025.

USD/JPY reached 159.650 on May 28, marking its highest level since April 30.

According to Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Makoto Kihara on May 28, Japan plans to issue transition bonds to fund an investment plan. Kihara stated that Japan has previously implemented multi-year budgetary measures through transition bonds backed by future fiscal sources, and will expand such

Amid escalating conflicts in the Gulf region, AUD/USD fell to 0.7118, down 0.34% as of the latest data.

China's overnight SHIBOR held steady at 1.3170% on May 28, while the 7-day rate fell 0.9 basis points to 1.3620%. The 3-month SHIBOR rose 0.1 basis point to 1.4055%.

According to Odaily, MGBX officially launched its TradFi perpetual contracts section, allowing users to trade global stocks, indices, precious metals, energy, and forex via USDT without requiring a traditional brokerage account. The platform offers 7×24 trading access with up to 75x leverage and a

According to Jin10, Federal Reserve official Goolsbee stated on May 28 that heightened expectations for future productivity growth could require rate hikes in the United States and other countries.

According to Jin10 on May 28, Chicago Federal Reserve President Austan Goolsbee said on Thursday that energy inflation related to the Iran conflict has persisted longer than anticipated, imposing a "stagflation shock" on Asian economies. Speaking at a Bank of Japan Financial Research Institute

According to Michio Saito, senior economist at Nomura Capital Market Research, Middle East tensions could complicate Japan's path to rate hikes. Swap market pricing shows traders expect a 75% probability of a June rate increase and 92% by July. However, Saito—a former key Japanese Finance Ministry o

According to the Bank of Korea, its six-month benchmark rate projections show a median point at 3%. Of 21 policymakers' submissions, 10 projected rates at 3%, 7 at 2.75%, 2 at 3.25%, and 2 at 2.5%.

According to Bank of Korea, during today's rate decision (May 28), two board members dissented and voted for a rate hike, while the majority voted to hold rates unchanged.

China's central bank conducted a 10.13 billion yuan seven-day reverse repurchase agreement (reverse repo) operation today (May 28), with both the bid and successful bid amounts totaling 10.13 billion yuan. The operation rate was set at 1.40%, unchanged from the previous

Bitcoin (BTC) continues to dip, temporarily around $74,530 as of May 28. Against the backdrop of global crackdown on prediction markets, Polymarket is weighing “know your customer” (KYC) requirements. The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) will launch a real-value transaction trial for its digital cross-border payments project Project Agorá. Macro Events & Crypto Market Hotspots 1、CoinTelegraph, citing The Information, reports that Polymarket is considering adopting mandatory user verifica

According to China's Foreign Exchange Center, the People's Bank of China set the yuan's mid-price at 6.8240 against the U.S. dollar on May 28, down 51 basis points reflecting yuan appreciation. The euro mid-price was set at 7.9121, down 113 points; the British pound at 9.1377, down 237 points; the A

According to the Bank of Korea, the central bank raised its 2026 inflation forecast to 2.7% from 2.2% on May 28. The 2027 inflation forecast is expected to reach 2.3%.

The Bank of Korea kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 2.50% today, as anticipated by markets. The decision aligns with expectations for steady monetary policy.

According to Jin10, Federal Reserve Vice Chair Jefferson recently stated that it is important to take action beyond mere communication to help the public understand the central bank's commitment to returning inflation to the 2%

Foreign investors purchased 1.346 trillion yen of Japanese government bonds in the week ended May 22, reversing the previous week's outflow of 1.033 trillion yen.