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GBP/USD gains some ground after British inflation data
April 17, 2024 9:49 pm | اخبار فارکس
The GBP/USD pair is currently trading slightly higher at 1.2448, tallying daily gains.
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Forex Today: The Dollar’s pause allowed some respite in the risk complex
April 17, 2024 9:43 pm | اخبار فارکس
The Greenback saw its recent rally run out of steam, prompting a corrective move in the USD Index (DXY) and some recovery in the risk-linked galaxy amidst persistent geopolitical concerns and a firm conviction of an ECB rate cut in the summer.
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Gold price pulls back amid risk-on impulse despite hawkish Fed remarks
April 17, 2024 9:32 pm | اخبار فارکس
Gold prices retreated from close to weekly highs during the North American session on Wednesday amid an improvement in risk appetite.
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Markets Week Ahead: Gold Spikes, Dollar Soars, EUR/USD and GBP/USD Slump
April 17, 2024 9:13 pm | اخبار فارکس
The US dollar powered ahead in the second half of the week after the latest CPI reading showed US nudging higher.
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WTI extends losses nearing $82.00 on higher oil stocks and lower demand concerns
April 17, 2024 8:55 pm | اخبار فارکس
Oil prices are going through a sharp reversal on Wednesday, to pare some of the gains taken over the last tree months.
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Japan finance Minister Suzuki held bilateral meetings with Yellin
April 17, 2024 8:49 pm | اخبار فارکس
Japan’s finance Minister Suzuki held bilateral meetings with us Treasury Secretary Yellen. At the meeting the two leaders:
- agreed to communicate closely on FX
- Discussed Ukraine a MDB and global taxation.
- Will respond appropriately to excessive FX moves
Needless to say the USDJPY rise may be attracting some attention from Japan officials as it trades at the highest level in over 30 years. The good news is that the lower JPY makes Japan good abroad more affordable, but increases cost of imports.
The USDJPY is trading at 154.356. The rising 100-day moving average is now at 153.97. The 38.2% retracement of the move up from last Friday’s low comes in at 153.94. The price would need to go below those levels to give the sellers more confidence going forward.
This article was written by Greg Michalowski at www.forexlive.com.
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Dollar eases, near 5-1/2 month high, on hawkish Fed outlook
April 17, 2024 8:45 pm | اخبار فارکس
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The Tug-of-War Over Rupees: Why India Wants to Break the PhonePe-Google Pay Duopoly
April 17, 2024 8:40 pm | اخبار فارکس
In the bustling
marketplaces of India, a silent war is being waged. Not with weapons and
soldiers, but with pixels and algorithms. The battlefield? The Unified Payments
Interface (UPI), a digital payment system that has revolutionized how Indians
transact. But a shadow looms over this success story – the dominance of two
tech giants: PhonePe and Google Pay. These two titans control a staggering 86%
of UPI transactions, raising concerns about a lack of competition and stifling
innovation.
The National Payments
Corporation of India (NPCI), the governing body of UPI, is feeling the heat.
Lawmakers are grumbling, the central bank is flexing its muscles, and domestic
fintech startups are eyeing a piece of the digital payments pie. This has set
the stage for a fascinating tug-of-war, with the future of Indian mobile
payments hanging in the balance.
At the heart of the
issue lies the fear of a Google-PhonePe duopoly.
These two behemoths leverage
the power of their existing ecosystems – Google’s ubiquitous Android platform
and Walmart’s vast reach in India – to attract and retain users. PhonePe, with
its user-friendly interface and aggressive marketing, has become synonymous
with UPI payments for many. Google Pay, meanwhile, benefits from its seamless
integration with Android phones, making it the default choice for millions.
This dominance, however,
breeds concerns.
A lack of competition can lead to stagnation. With PhonePe and
Google Pay calling the shots, there’s a risk of limited innovation and
potentially higher transaction fees for users. Additionally, the reliance on foreign-owned
companies raises questions about data security and control.
The NPCI, aware of these
concerns, has long proposed a 30% market share cap for individual UPI service
providers. This, in theory, would create a more level playing field for smaller
players. However, enforcing this cap presents a technical challenge. The NPCI
is still grappling with developing a mechanism to implement it effectively.
Meanwhile, the Reserve
Bank of India (RBI), India’s central bank, has entered the fray. The RBI is
reportedly considering incentive plans to make UPI platforms offered by
domestic players more attractive. This could involve cashback offers,
discounts, or even merchant-specific promotions. By sweetening the deal for
users, the RBI hopes to nudge them towards alternatives to PhonePe and Google
Pay.
The battle for UPI
supremacy isn’t just about numbers. It’s about fostering an environment that
encourages domestic innovation and protects user interests. Domestic players
like Paytm, Amazon Pay, and Flipkart Pay are all vying for a larger slice of
the market. These companies bring a unique perspective and cater to specific
market segments. Their success could lead to a more diverse and dynamic UPI
ecosystem, one that caters to the varied needs of Indian consumers.
This tug-of-war isn’t
without its complexities. Encouraging competition shouldn’t come at the expense
of user experience. A fragmented market with a multitude of UPI apps could lead
to confusion and inconvenience. Striking the right balance between competition
and user experience will be crucial.
The future of Indian
mobile payments hinges on the NPCI’s ability to navigate these complexities. It
needs to find a way to enforce the market share cap while ensuring a smooth and
efficient user experience. The RBI’s role in fostering a competitive environment
with targeted incentives will be equally important.
Ultimately, this
tug-of-war isn’t just about who controls the flow of rupees. It’s about shaping
the digital future of India, ensuring it’s one that empowers domestic
innovation, protects user interests, and fosters a vibrant and inclusive
financial landscape.
This article was written by Pedro Ferreira at www.financemagnates.com.
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G20 on Notice: Can Payments Be the Missing Piece in the Debt and Climate Puzzle?
April 17, 2024 8:33 pm | اخبار فارکس
A chorus of voices, from
A-list celebrities to Nobel laureate economists, recently delivered a potent
message to the G20: the global financial system is out of tune with the
pressing issues of our time. The open letter, timed to coincide with the IMF
and World Bank Spring Meetings, called for a Bretton Woods moment 2.0 – a
complete overhaul designed to tackle the crippling debt burden on developing
nations, accelerate progress on climate change, and finally unlock the UN’s
ambitious Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
We must wake up to the fact that if any one part of our global ecosystem is supported, it supports us all. If it is harmed, it harms us all.I’ve added my name to this open letter calling on #G20 leaders to: Triple the Investment. End crippling debt. Make polluters pay. #DearG20… pic.twitter.com/9YyyIUtzbm
— Christiana Figueres (@CFigueres) April 15, 2024
The proposed solutions –
tripling investment in multilateral development banks, debt relief, and holding
polluters financially accountable – are all undeniably crucial. But nestled
within this laundry list of demands lies a fascinating, and often overlooked,
potential game-changer: the payments industry. This seemingly mundane sector,
responsible for the invisible grease that keeps the global economy humming,
could be the missing piece in the complex puzzle of tackling debt and climate
change.
The current financial
architecture, as the letter rightly points out, is riddled with inefficiencies.
Developed nations struggle to channel much-needed resources to developing
countries, often mired in a web of bureaucratic bottlenecks and opaque financial
systems. This not only hinders progress on the SDGs, but also fuels the vicious
cycle of debt that cripples many low- and middle-income countries. Here’s where
the payments industry steps in, wielding the power of innovation to streamline
financial flows and ensure resources reach those who need them most.
As such, the initiative aims at building a future in which, for example, development aid, instead of getting lost in a bureaucratic maze, can be
instantly and transparently delivered directly to a farmer’s mobile wallet in a
remote African village. This isn’t science fiction. Mobile money platforms, already
a game-changer in financial inclusion across the developing world, offer a
glimpse of this reality. By leveraging secure, low-cost mobile payment systems,
development funds can bypass traditional financial institutions and reach
intended beneficiaries efficiently. This not only reduces administrative
overhead but also empowers individuals and communities by putting them in
control of their finances.
But the power of
payments goes beyond financial inclusion. Consider the challenge of climate
change mitigation and adaptation. Developed nations have pledged billions to
support climate action in developing countries. However, tracking the
effectiveness of these funds and ensuring they are used for their intended
purpose remains a significant hurdle. Here, blockchain technology, with its
inherent transparency and immutability, can be a game-changer, as it can help create a system
where funds are tagged and tracked on a secure blockchain
ledger, ensuring every penny reaches its designated green project, whether that’s solar
panels in a Kenyan village or flood-resilient infrastructure in Bangladesh.
The potential benefits
extend far beyond aid and climate finance.
By fostering greater financial
inclusion through innovative payment solutions, developing countries can unlock
a wave of economic activity. Small businesses, currently excluded from traditional
banking systems, can access much-needed credit and participate in the formal
economy. This, in turn, fuels job creation, poverty reduction, and economic
growth – all critical elements in achieving the SDGs and building resilience to
climate shocks.
Of course, harnessing
the power of payments for good requires a multi-pronged approach. Governments
must create a regulatory environment that fosters innovation while mitigating
risks associated with new technologies. Collaboration between the public and
private sectors is essential, ensuring a shared vision and commitment to using
payments for social good. Finally, building capacity and financial literacy in
developing countries is crucial for ensuring the responsible and effective
utilization of these new financial tools.
The G20 leaders
gathering this week face a monumental task.
The global financial system,
designed for a bygone era, is failing to address the interconnected crises of
debt, climate change, and underdevelopment. While debt relief, increased
investment, and holding polluters accountable are undeniably critical, we must
also explore the transformative potential of the payments industry. By enabling
efficient, transparent, and inclusive financial flows, payments can be the
missing piece in the puzzle, empowering individuals, strengthening economies,
and paving the way for a more sustainable and equitable future.
This article was written by Pedro Ferreira at www.financemagnates.com.
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AUD/JPY Price Analysis: Bulls must regain the 20-day SMA to avoid further losses
April 17, 2024 8:28 pm | اخبار فارکس
The AUD/JPY showed a stronger stance by posting a gain of 0.27% and settling at 99.24 in Wednesday’s session.
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ECB’s Lagarde: The fight against inflation is not over
April 17, 2024 8:24 pm | اخبار فارکس
European Central Bank’s President Christine Lagarde speaks in Washington, DC.
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Crude oil futures settle at $82.69
April 17, 2024 8:14 pm | اخبار فارکس
The price of crude oil futures are settling at $82.69. The low price reached $82.55. The high price was $85.51.
Inventory data today showed a bigger build of 2.735M vs 1.373M estimate.
This article was written by Greg Michalowski at www.forexlive.com.
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