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    28 May 2026
    USD/CAD hits fresh highs as US–Canada yield gap and risk aversion weigh on the loonie

    Canadian dollar slips as USD/CAD nears highs on risk aversion, wider yield spreads, and cautious BoC.

    28 May 2026
    Korean won pares losses as hawkish Bank of Korea steadies rates, USD/KRW slips from 1,510

    USD/KRW eased toward 1,500 as BoK held rates, turned hawkish, boosting growth and inflation forecasts.

    28 May 2026
    US Q1 GDP revised down to 1.6%, weighing on dollar and reinforcing Fed rate-cut expectations

    BEA revised Q1 US GDP growth down to 1.6%, weakening dollar and boosting gold, bonds expectations.

    28 May 2026
    South Africa’s Reserve Bank Holds Rates at 7% as Inflation Persists and Growth Falters

    SARB held benchmark rate at 7%, balancing stubborn inflation, weak growth, and external risks; rand volatility expected ease.

    28 May 2026
    Russia’s central bank reserves fall $15.1bn to $753.8bn, raising rouble volatility and rate-hike bets

    Russia’s reserves fell $15.1bn to $753.8bn, raising ruble volatility fears and rate-hike expectations, pressuring equities.

    28 May 2026
    Koruna Under Pressure as Central European Rate-Hike Bets Fade; Focus Shifts to Polish Inflation

    Softer CEE rate outlook weakens koruna; Hungary reprices easing, Poland inflation rises; favor EUR/CZK up and PLN outperformance.

    28 May 2026
    US PCE inflation rises to 3.8% as April data fuels higher-for-longer Fed outlook

    April PCE inflation re-accelerated to 3.8% y/y, boosting “higher-for-longer” fears, volatility, and dollar-supporting rate-hike odds.

    28 May 2026
    US jobless claims edge up as Dollar Index steadies and markets weigh cooling labour signals

    US jobless claims edged up to 215K; rising averages suggest cooling labor market, complicating Fed policy outlook.

    28 May 2026
    US continuing jobless claims edge up to 1.786m, bolstering case for a more dovish Fed

    Continuing jobless claims edged above forecasts, hinting softer labor market, cooling momentum, and increasing rate-cut expectations.

    28 May 2026
    US GDP Price Index Eases to 3.5% as Markets Recalibrate Fed Pause Odds

    US GDP price index eases to 3.5%, signaling cooling inflation, boosting pause expectations and risk-asset positioning opportunities.

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