Ruth Carson is an experienced FX and Rates Reporter, with her work appearing in various publications such as Moneyweb, BNN Bloomberg, Yahoo Finance UK, and Bloomberg News. She covers a wide range of topics related to global currencies, bond markets, and financial trends, providing insightful analysis and reporting on the latest developments in the field.
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By: Ruth Carson, Daisuke Sakai, Saburo Funabiki
Yen Traders Brace for 160 Level Even as Intervention Risks Rise
By: Saburo Funabiki, Ruth Carson, Daisuke Sakai
The path to these levels may be clearer than previously thought if recent market action is any guide. The yen weakened 1% last week alone as fears of higher-for-longer U.S. borrowing costs spurred a stampede to the dollar. That obliterated forecasts for the yen to rise just a month after the Bank of Japan's first rate hike since 2007.
By: Masaki Kondo, Ruth Carson
Treasuries advanced with the dollar as concerns over an escalation in the Middle East conflict bolstered demand for safe-haven assets.
By: Carter Johnson, Naomi Tajitsu, Tania Chen, Ruth Carson
The world's financial markets are encountering a force they didn't bet on for 2024: A strong dollar is back and looks set to stay.
By: Naomi Tajitsu, Tania Chen, Ruth Carson, Carter Johnson
The world’s financial markets are encountering a force they didn’t bet on for 2024: A strong dollar is back and looks set to stay.
The Bank of Japan may raise interest rates three more times even after last month's historic hike , according to Pacific Investment Management Co.
By: Ruth Carson, Matthew Burgess
The sudden rebound in the yen sparked speculation Japanese officials had intervened after the currency earlier slid past the closely-watched 160-per-dollar level.
The Japanese currency dropped as much as 1.2% to 160.17 per dollar on Monday before heading into the other direction to rally over 1%.
By: Yumi Teso, Ruth Carson
Kyle Rodda was on the 34th floor of the Capital office in Melbourne when the yen suddenly plunged to around 160 per dollar early in the Asia day. The trading floor exploded.
Kyle Rodda was on the 34th floor of the Capital.com office in Melbourne when the yen suddenly plunged to around 160 per dollar early in the Asia day. The trading floor exploded.
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