Yen fell in Asian trade on Tuesday against a basket of major rivals, sharpening losses for the third straight session against the dollar and plumbing two-week lows, triggering concerns of yet another intervention by Japanese authorities. Yen is approaching the red line that the Bank of Japan seemed to have demarcated with serious intentions to intervene in order to defend....

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UK Unemployment Rate Rises to 4.3%, While Earnings Remain Elevated The UK unemployment rate rose to 4.3% in March from a prior 4.2% as tight monetary conditions are slowly having an effect on the real economy. One area where contractionary policy is not having as much of an effect is on earnings. The measure of UK wages that includes bonuses...

Dollar fell in European trade on Tuesday against a basket of major rivals, on track for the second loss in a row, under pressure from lower US treasury yields, which undermine the dollar's standing. Now investors await important US inflation data, in addition to Fed Chair Jerome Powells speech this week, to look for clues on the future of monetary...