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- 08:14German business: The threshold for another rate cut in January next year has been raisedGerman Commercial Bank: The Threshold for Another Rate Cut in January Next Year Has Increased 2025-12-17 08:11 BlockBeats news, on December 17, the US Dollar Index recovered the losses it suffered after the release of yesterday's non-farm payroll data. Antje Praefcke, an analyst at Commerzbank, stated in a report that although the dollar initially fell after the data was released, the market "did not really follow the trend that the Federal Reserve might cut rates again as early as January next year." The threshold for another rate cut appears to have increased, which is why the dollar regained some ground. (Golden Ten Data) Report Correction/Report This platform has now fully integrated the Farcaster protocol. If you already have a Farcaster account, you can log in to comment
- 08:12German Business: Threshold for Another Interest Rate Cut in January RaisedBlockBeats News, December 17th, the US Dollar Index regained its losses after yesterday's non-farm payrolls data release. Antje Praefcke, an analyst at Deutsche Bank, stated in a report that although the dollar initially fell after the data release, the market "did not really follow the Fed's trend of potentially cutting interest rates again as early as January next year." The threshold for another rate cut seems to have been raised, so the dollar has regained some lost ground. (FXStreet)
- 08:10Commerzbank: The Market Is Not Buying Into a Rate Cut in January Next YearAccording to Odaily, the US Dollar Index has recovered the losses following the release of nonfarm payroll data. Antje Praefcke, an analyst at Commerzbank, stated in a report that although the dollar initially fell due to the data, the market "did not really follow the trend that the Federal Reserve might cut rates again as early as January next year." The threshold for another rate cut appears to have risen, so the dollar has regained some ground. (Golden Ten Data)
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