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USD Steady as Traders await Progress on Middle East Peace Talks

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By Satoshi Sugiyama , Shri Navaratnam , Neil Fullick
| GuruTrade
Dollar steady, awaits Gulf developments, key economic data Lebanon announces partial ceasefire but hostilities persist Yen nears 160 per dollar, raises intervention risk, analysts say TOKYO, June 2 (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar steadied on Tuesday in a wait-and-see approach to Middle ​East peace talks, with Lebanon announcing a limited ceasefire between the Iran-backed Hezbollah and Israel, although broader geopolitical uncertainties kept ‌traders on edge.
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S.Korea Inflation near 2-Year High, Fuels Rate Hike Views

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By Jihoon Lee , Neil Fullick, Muralikumar Anantharaman
| GuruTrade
Consumer prices +2.6% y/y in April, versus +2.2% in March Inflation rate seen rising further on high oil prices Central bank says it is time to consider rate hikes Rate hikes possible from as early as July, economist says SEOUL, May 6 (Reuters) - South Korea's consumer prices rose in April at ‌the steepest pace in nearly two years on a surge in oil prices triggered by the Middle East conflict, raising the likelihood of interest rate hikes in the year's second half to curb inflation pressures.
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China's Largest Trade Fair Opens as Export Growth Slows

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By Farah Master , Neil Fullick
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HONG KONG, April 15 (Reuters) - China's largest trade fair, held twice a year, opened on Wednesday in ​the southern city of Guangzhou, where more ‌than 32,000 exhibitors are showcasing products over an area larger than 200 football fields. Held from April 15 ​to May 5 in three phases, ​the fair provides a barometer of trade ⁠in China.
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