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Dollar advances vs yen as BOJ dissent clouds rate-hike outlook

Following the Bank of Japan's decision to increase interest rates, the dollar saw a rise against the yen. Some policymakers expressed skepticism regarding further hikes, while Japanese officials monitored exchange rates, hinting at possible intervention. Additionally, the US Federal Reserve's assertive approach contributed to the dollar's strength, with energy prices and Fed communications attracting significant market attention.

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Two-year yield hits highest since 2024 as investors weigh outlook for rate hikes

On Friday, US Treasury yields experienced an upward movement as investors expressed concerns regarding inflation. The Federal Reserve's recent increases in interest rates and indications of more hikes in the future contribute to this shift. With traders predicting additional adjustments in upcoming meetings, there is a growing focus on global central banks tightening their monetary policies to address escalating price pressures.

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Europe's STOXX600 falls as autos, telecoms lead broad sell-off

European stocks took a downturn on Friday, primarily influenced by the disappointing outlook from Volkswagen and considerations surrounding Airtel Africa's IPO. This trend notably affected auto and telecom sectors. Despite oil prices stabilizing, energy shares were down on the week, alongside increased caution from central banks amid inflation worries. Meanwhile, healthcare and insurance sectors managed to thrive, contrasting sharply with the struggles faced by banks and automobile stocks.

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'At this rate, election will pass by': West Bengal Minister Dilip Ghosh takes swipe at Mamata Banerjee moving SC over symbol row

West Bengal minister Dilip Ghosh criticized Mamata Banerjee's Supreme Court challenge. He suggested elections will pass before her faction can contest the polls. Banerjee moved the Supreme Court over the Election Commission's interim order. The poll panel froze her party's original name and symbol amid a dispute. This development escalates political tensions ahead of upcoming by-elections.