Asian stocks reach 27-month high as dollar falls on rate cut speculation

Asia stocks soared to a 27-month high, driven by softer U.S. economic data that increased the likelihood of a September rate cut. This development boosted bonds and commodities while dragging down the dollar. A holiday in the United States led to thin trading as investors awaited the outcome of the UK election, where the Labour Party is expected to secure a substantial majority. Markets have been bracing for this change, with opinion polls predicting a landslide victory for the centre-left party over the Conservatives. The Labour Party’s plans include modest tax and spending measures aimed at reducing the UK’s budget deficit and moving the UK closer to EU alignment. Read more for a detailed analysis as to why dollar falls on rate cut speculation.
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Publication date:
2024-07-20 17:48:53 (GMT)
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