[MARKET UPDATE] DXY gains in recent trade, alongside pressure in fixed income benchmarks, whilst the crude complex moves a little higher
[ANALYSIS] Iranian War Day 91: Ceasefire memorandum reportedly agreed but downplayed by Iran
Japanese Finance Minister Katayama said she met with a senior OpenAI official today and agreed for some Japanese financial institutions to gain access to OpenAI’s new model
[MARKET UPDATE] DXY gains in recent trade, alongside pressure in fixed income benchmarks, whilst the crude complex moves a little higher
Many points regarding the Iranian nuclear file have been resolved; Iran has agreed to international oversight of its nuclear facilities to prevent their dismantling, Al Arabiya reports citing sources
Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Kihara says he is extremely concerned about speculative moves in the FX market; won't comment on FX levels and intervention. Government stance is to always take appropriate FX action
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