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  1. U.S. jobs data is cited as justification for a potential FED rate hike, alongside discussions of currency intervention.

The Ministry of Finance directed central bank currency intervention, influenced by weak US jobs data and ongoing inflation fears.

36 reports, 2 independent Updated Jul 27
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The Ministry of Finance directed central bank currency intervention, influenced by weak US jobs data and ongoing inflation fears.

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Ministry of FinanceFEDBureau of Labor Statistics

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  3. Ministry of Finance directs central bank currency intervention amid weak US jobs data and inflation fears.1 source

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