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May 22, 2023

ECB’s de Cos still sees ‘some way to go’ on policy tightening

Mexican peso to stay strong despite end of cenbank tightening cycle – analysts

By Noe Torres MEXICO CITY (Reuters) – The Mexican peso could remain the top performer among major global currencies in the coming weeks, despite Mexico’s central bank choosing to halt a nearly…

Fed’s Bowman: more policy tightening likely appropriate

ADB head: Developing Asia’s growth robust, tightening global finances a risk

India monetary tightening cycle not over, inflation remains a concern -MPC minutes

Marketmind: Singapore signals a peak for policy tightening

Singapore seen tightening monetary policy as inflation remains elevated

Thailand’s gradual policy tightening still appropriate – central bank

Most BOK board members wanted door open for further tightening – minutes

Analysis-Awaiting key data, some investors fear Fed will overdo tightening

Bank of Korea expects monetary tightening to weigh more heavily on growth this year

Indonesia central bank holds rates after months of hikes, plays down need for more tightening

China should avoid tightening macro-economic policies prematurely – IMF

Economists say BOJ’s Amamiya is top governor candidate, tightening this week unlikely

San Fernando Valley Man Pleads Guilty to Selling Used and Counterfeit Medical Devices Used for Skin Tightening and Fat Burning

South Africa set to end tightening cycle in Q1 with 50 bps more

China Is Tightening Its Grip In America’s Backyard

IMF backs UK plan for $65 billion of budget tightening

Japan fin min warns of yen risks from Fed tightening

Explainer-What’s behind Hong Kong’s tightening cash conditions?

Gold to rebound slightly next year as Fed tightening cycle ends: Reuters poll

Estee Lauder cuts forecasts on China curbs, tightening inventories

Analysis-Tech wreck shows U.S. megacaps not immune to corrosive Fed tightening

BoE quantitative tightening likely to be delayed until later this year -fund manager

Swiss central bank steps up policy tightening as sight deposits drop $78 billion

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