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BANGKOK: The Thai baht weakened against the US dollar on Wednesday. At 0155 GM, the baht was 0.14% lower at 33.16 versus the dollar, after trading in a range of 33.105 to 33.168. It ended the previous session at 33.1175 per dollar, as per LSEG data. ‑Reuters
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Financial and economic experts have described the Central Bank of Nigeria's (CBN) decision to reduce its benchmark interest rate from 26.5% to 23% as a welcome but unexpected move, marking the first…
United Overseas Bank’s (UOB) Quek Ser Leang and Lee Sue Ann highlight tentative downside momentum in GBP/USD after the pair slipped to 1.3322 and closed at 1.3342.
SINGAPORE: The South Korean won extended its rally into a third session and the Indonesian rupiah firmed ahead of a central bank decision on Wednesday, standing out among mostly subdued Asian currencies as markets weighed uncertain prospects for US-Iran peace talks.
Oil prices slipped below $100 a barrel after Donald Trump said US-Iran talks were “very good”, while Saudi Arabia prepares to resume crude exports through its East-West pipeline.
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