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28 Feb 2020

Japan FinMin Senior Official: Market moves reflecting 'shock' of coronavirus spread

Following the conciliatory comments from the Japanese PM Abe in the last hour, a senior official from the Japanese Finance Ministry (MOF) came out on the wires now, via Reuters, with the key headlines found below.

No comment on market movements.

Market moves reflecting 'shock' of coronavirus spread.

Not decided whether to hold MOF, Bank of Japan (BOJ), Financial Services Authority (FSA) meeting on Friday.

  • Japan PM Abe: Will take steps if needed to counter negative impact of coronavirus outbreak
  • USD/JPY: Slide continues as markets price in March Fed rate cut
Feb 28, 2020

GBP/USD Price Analysis: Eyes biggest monthly loss since July 2019

GBP/USD is currently trading at 1.2887, representing a 2.39% drop on the opening rate of 1.3177 observed on Feb. 1. The pair is on track to register i
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Feb 28, 2020

RBA to keep rates unchanged at March 3 meeting - Reuters Poll

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) will keep its cash rate or the benchmark interest rate unchanged at a record low of 0.75% next week and may cut tw
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