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19 June 2026
Greece’s Current Account Deficit Narrows in April as Tourism and Bond Spreads Bolster Outlook

Greece’s April current account deficit narrowed sharply, signaling stronger tourism, tightening spreads, and supportive outlook for Greek assets.

19 June 2026
Brent Rebounds to $79.85 as US-Iran Strait of Hormuz Deal Eases War Premium

Brent dips then rebounds near $80 as US-Iran deal restores Hormuz flows, easing war premium.

19 June 2026
Yen Lingers Near 38-Year Low as Intervention Fears Build and JGB Yields Rise

Yen near 1986 low as USD/JPY tops 161; thin liquidity raises intervention risk; vols jump, bonds climb.

19 June 2026
US Continuing Jobless Claims Edge Up to 1.81m, Fueling Fed Rate-Cut Expectations

Continuing jobless claims rose to 1.81 million, hinting labor cooling, boosting rate-cut odds and volatility.

19 June 2026
Philadelphia Fed Survey Beats Forecast, Bolsters Higher-for-Longer Rate Outlook and Prompts Derivatives Trades

Philadelphia Fed June survey beat expectations, signaling expanding factories, reinforcing higher-for-longer Fed stance and range-bound markets.

19 June 2026
Canada Producer Prices Rise Less Than Forecast, Bolstering Bets on Further Bank of Canada Cuts

Canada PPI rose 1.2% in May, undershooting forecasts, easing inflation pressures and supporting Bank of Canada rate cuts.

19 June 2026
US jobless claims four-week average rises, fuelling expectations of September Fed rate cut

Four-week jobless claims average rose to 223.25K, signaling mild labor softening and boosting Fed cut odds.

19 June 2026
Mexico Private Spending Growth Slows to 2.2% as Banxico Faces More Policy Strain

Mexico’s private spending growth slowed to 2.2%, complicating Banxico policy and boosting peso, equity volatility.

19 June 2026
SNB Holds Rates at Zero, Reaffirms Willingness to Intervene if Franc Strengthens

SNB keeps rates at 0.00%, ready to intervene if necessary, supporting EUR/CHF stability amid higher inflation forecasts.

19 June 2026
Bank of England Holds Rates as Sticky Inflation Keeps Markets Guessing on Next Policy Move

Bank of England holds rates at 3.75%, later pausing easing as inflation stays sticky and support sterling.

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