The Federal Reserve Board “releases an eagle”! The US neutral interest rate may be higher than in the past ten years, and interest rates may only be cut once in 2024

Atlanta Federal Reserve Chairman Bostic believes that the inflation rate will continue to fall this year and 2025, but the rate of decline in inflation will be lower than many people expected.

wallstreetcn10:03 ET

US Dollar Ebbs in Europe as Kiwi and Swedish Krona Underperform

The US dollar was struggling for traction near the prior week's lows against many major currencies in early European trade on Monday as global markets looked ahead to a series of scheduled speeches from Federal Reserve officials.

MT Newswires07:02 ET

US Dollar Extends Retracement on Fed-packed Monday

The US Dollar (USD) is starting the week as it closed off the previous week: with some easing. Equities are on the front foot this Monday while commodities are trading higher, pushing the Greenback into some easing.

FXStreet06:45 ET

Narrow Dollar Range Likely to Remain for Now - Goldman

The U.S. dollar is trading in a calm fashion against the majors of late, and these narrow ranges will likely stay for a while longer, according to Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS), with divergence having to wait.

Investing05:22 ET

Thai 1Q Growth Beats Estimates But Stays Subdued -- Market Talk

Thailand's economy continues to look subdued, with risks tilted to the downside, OCBC economists say. Data earlier showed better-than-expected, but still muted, 1Q growth. OCBC sticks to its view for full-year growth of 2.8%, expecting improvements from 2Q on tailwinds like more public spending and increased consumption thanks to government policies such as a potential minimum wage hike, economists Lavanya Venkateswaran and Jonathan Ng write in a note.

WSJ03:57 ET

Thailand's First-Quarter GDP Shows Growth But Also Challenges Ahead -- Update

Thailand's economy grew in the first quarter as private consumption and tourism helped counter weakness in goods exports, but the outlook for the year remains cloudy.

WSJ03:10 ET