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Speculators turn bullish on yen for first time since February (opens the original)
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Investing.com -- Speculators turned net long on the Japanese yen for the first time since February, signalling growing bullish momentum after the currency rallied on expectations for faster Bank of Japan rate hikes, Reuters reported. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) data released late Friday showed net non-commercial positions in yen futures reached 10,796 long contracts in the week through September 8. That marked a sharp reversal from net short positions of 92,227 contracts a week e
How vulnerable are European stocks to natural gas price shocks? (opens the original)
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Investing.com -- European stocks face growing risks if natural gas prices continue to climb, but the region's equity market and economy appear less vulnerable than during the 2022 energy crisis, Citi strategists said. European natural gas prices have surged above €80 per megawatt-hour, reaching their highest level since late 2022 amid escalating geopolitical tensions. Past gas-price shocks suggest cyclical and energy-intensive sectors face the greatest pressure. Autos, travel and leisure, chemic
What happens if Bombardier jets are not sold in the U.S.? (opens the original)
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Investing.com -- A potential ban on Bombardier aircraft sales in the United States could hit the Canadian jet maker's largest market and disrupt an aerospace supply chain spanning thousands of U.S. companies, BofA analysts said. The issue follows President Donald Trump's statement that Bombardier should no longer sell aircraft in the U.S. Bombardier jets sold there are certified by the Federal Aviation Administration, and most aerospace goods produced in Canada and Mexico are exempt from U.S. ta
EUR/USD could retest 1.17 after Fed decision - Citi says (opens the original)
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Investing.com -- EUR/USD could move back toward its summer highs near 1.17 if next week's Federal Reserve decision triggers a "sell the news" reaction in the dollar, Citi strategists said, though geopolitical and energy risks could limit the greenback's downside. The outlook comes as geopolitics and energy markets complicate the signals coming from relative interest rates. Central bank responses to the energy shock and changes in countries' terms of trade can pull currencies in different directi
How Europeans save — and why it matters for the economy (opens the original)
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Investing.com -- How European households allocate their savings could have major implications for economic growth, with ING estimating they may have missed out on at least €1.17 trillion in wealth by favouring bank deposits over investments. European household financial savings have risen to around 6% of income, roughly two percentage points above pre-pandemic levels. Higher saving has weighed on consumption, limiting demand for goods and services across the region. The bigger economic question
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