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Bloomberg reports, citing sources familiar with the matter, that Bank of Japan (BOJ) officials have noted that prices are rising faster than initially projected at the start of the year. This could pave the way for discussions about raising interest rates.
Although BCA Research analysts anticipate a near-term dollar recovery, they maintain cautious long-term expectations due to potential payment imbalances and waning US economic exceptionalism.
In May, UK businesses added fewer employees than anticipated, which marks the eighth straight month of falling labor demand. However, the latest survey of UK talent scouts suggests that the broader economic downturn may be easing.
The British population's expectations regarding medium-term inflation remained at their highest level in recent years. Meanwhile, short-term forecasts decreased, according to the Bank of England's survey published ahead of its interest rate decision this week.
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