MARKET NEWS
ECB would welcome a weaker euro - REUTERS
LONDON, Dec 6 (Reuters) - The European Central Bank would happily, if quietly, cheer an even weaker euro exchange rate - and may be far more wary of the opposite at just the wrong time.
The euro is likely still too strong for the sort of subdued growth and outsize trade risks the zone faces next year and, far from being a brake on more monetary easing, its depreciation may well be encouraged. And it could argue for at least one deeper half-percentage-point interest rate cut at upcoming meetings.
MARKET NEWS
December 18
Bank of England cuts interest rates to near three-year low - P.A.MEDIA
December 18
Treasuries Gain as US Inflation Data Bolsters Fed Rate-Cut Bets - BLOOMBERG
December 18
Bitcoin price slides as crash fears grow despite Fed interest rate cuts - YAHOO FINANCE
December 18
Oil Holds Gains With Support From Tensions in Venezuela, Russia - BLOOMBERG
December 18
Naira fall continues as Nigeria’s external reserves dip - DAILY POST
December 18
Gold pulls back from records as markets assess ECB and BoE rate decisions - YAHOO FINANCE
December 18
South African rand steady ahead of producer inflation data - REUTERS
December 18
West African oil struggles to find buyers as global surplus builds
December 18
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December 18
Gold Hovers Near Record After CPI as Platinum Extends Rally - BLOOMBERG
December 18
Narrow Bank of England vote puts end of interest rate-cutting cycle in sight - THE GUARDIAN
December 18
France's economic outlook for 2026: How heavy is the debt burden? - EURONEWS
December 18
Naira records significant depreciation against US dollar in two days - DAILY POST
December 18
Bitcoin’s Silent Exodus Hits Crypto as Long-Time Buyers Cash Out
December 17
Sterling weakens after UK inflation data, dollar gains ahead of central bank decisions
December 17
Bank of Japan expected to hike rates to 30-year high - AFP
December 17
Bitcoin re-takes $90,000 as price spikes early in U.S. session - COINDESK
December 17
Bitcoin Fatigue Sets In as Token Heads for Fourth Annual Loss - BLOOMBERG
December 17
Gold spot prices could breach $4,600/oz as soon as Q1: BMO - INVESTING.COM
December 17
US adds Nigeria to travel restriction list - PUNCH
December 17
Customs to penalise banks over delayed revenue remittance - PUNCH
December 17
Workers suffer historic squeeze despite easing inflation – NLC - PUNCH
December 17
Analysis-Crypto investors show caution, shift to new strategies after crash - REUTERS
December 17
Oil Rallies as Geopolitical Risks Mount From Russia to Venezuela - BLOOMBERG
December 17
Gold Approaches Record as Traders Watch US Data and Venezuela - BLOOMBERG
December 17
Steady naira brings smartphone market back to life - THE SUN
December 17
CBN: Prioritising Naira Stability Amid Rising Forex Reserves - NEW TELEGRAPH
December 17
South African rand flat ahead of leading economic indicator, local inflation data - REUTERS
December 17
South African inflation eases, economists see more rate cuts ahead - REUTERS
December 17
Gold price climbs above $4,300 amid weaker dollar and Fed rate cut bets - YAHOO FINANCE




