Latin American currencies trade mixed as markets watch central banks, US election
Latin American currencies traded mixed, with attention focused on central banks and the US election.
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Norges Bank kept rates unchanged at 4.5% Thursday while retaining the option of further tightening. Monex Europe’s Barry van der Laan says the decision may not sustain the krone’s
L impact | FX | Nov 05, 2026, 02:53 PM UTC
TD Securities Sees Sterling Falling Against Euro Despite BOE Tightening
TD Securities strategists say sterling could weaken against the euro for the rest of the year despite the Bank of England’s rate increase and signal of possible further tightening.
M impact | FX | Nov 05, 2026, 02:32 PM UTC
Czech Koruna Remains Weaker Against Euro After Rate Rise
The Czech National Bank raised its policy rate to 4.0%, while the koruna remained weaker against the euro.
M impact | FX | Nov 05, 2026, 02:11 PM UTC
Quintet Analyst Says Sterling Outlook Hinges on BOE Rate Path
Daniele Antonucci says sterling's outlook depends on whether the Bank of England needs further rate rises after its 8-1 vote to raise rates by a quarter point to 4%.
M impact | FX | Nov 05, 2026, 01:53 PM UTC
Turkey's Gross Forex Reserves Fall to $56.09 Billion, Lowest Since June
Gross reserves fell by about $3 billion in the week to October 30, central bank data showed. They have declined for three straight weeks.
M impact | FX | Nov 05, 2026, 01:38 PM UTC
Euro Edges Lower as Oil Prices Rise
The euro eased slightly on Thursday after a three-day rally as energy prices moved higher amid uncertainty over the Iran war.
M impact | FX | Nov 05, 2026, 01:19 PM UTC