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Reuters - 9 hours ago

Weaker dollar ahead of US Fed decision props up CEE FX

CEE MARKETS-Weaker dollar ahead of US Fed decision props up CEE FX WARSAW, Sept 16 (Reuters) - The forint continued to firm on Monday as a weaker dollar ahead of the U.S. rates decision boosted emerging market assets including Central Eastern European currencies. Markets are increasingly expecting an oversized 50-basis-point rate cut by the Federal Reserve later this week, putting pressure on the dollar and boosting investors' risk appetite for riskier assets.

Reuters - 3 days ago

Stocks, FX on track for weekly gains; Russia rate decision on tap

EMERGING MARKETS-Stocks, FX on track for weekly gains; Russia rate decision on tap Updated at 0935 GMT Turkish end-2024 CPI seen at 43.14% - central bank survey Polish lawmakers to start central bank boss probe this month MSCI EM stock index climbs 0.6%, FX index up 0.5% By Johann M Cherian Sept 13 (Reuters) - Currencies and stocks across most developing economies crept up on Friday amid hopes of imminent U.S.

Reuters - 3 days ago

FX steady after ECB rate cut

CEE MARKETS-FX steady after ECB rate cut By Alan Charlish WARSAW, Sept 13 (Reuters) - Central European currencies hovered near recent levels on Friday, as markets pared back bets on further easing from the European Central Bank and weighed inflation data from Poland. The ECB cut interest rates again on Thursday and signalled a "declining path" for borrowing costs in the months ahead.

Reuters - 4 days ago

Stocks jump on technology boost; South Africa, India in focus

EMERGING MARKETS-Stocks jump on technology boost; South Africa, India in focus Updated at 0910 GMT IEA cuts 2024 oil demand growth forecast on China slowdown South African inflation expectations fall further in Q3 Serbia central bank expected to trim interest rates to 5.75% Stocks up 1.3%, FX flat By Johann M Cherian Sept 12 (Reuters) - Emerging markets got a boost from broad gains in global tech-related stocks on Thursday, while investors assessed a survey on inflation expectations in South Afr

Reuters - 1 week ago

Benign CPI data boost rate cut hopes, weigh on Hungarian forint

CEE MARKETS-Benign CPI data boost rate cut hopes, weigh on Hungarian forint By Krisztina Than BUDAPEST, Sept 10 (Reuters) - Hungary's forint slipped after lower-than-expected inflation data for August rekindled market expectations that the central bank could resume policy easing at its meeting later this month. The Hungarian and Czech central banks have been the most active among central European peers in easing policy since last year but are beginning to slow or possibly pause their steady rate

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