UPDATE 1-Russian rouble rebounds after touching 10-month low Adds new data throughout MOSCOW, Aug 14 (Reuters) - The Russian rouble r ebounded against the dollar on Wednesday after falling for six trading sessions in a row on risks of escalation following Ukraine's biggest attack on Russian territory since the start of the war . By 1 500 GMT, the rouble RUB= was 1 .7% stronger at 8 9 .0 0 to the dollar, according to LSEG data, gaining back some ground after losing 8.5% since the start of Ukraine

FOREX-Dollar loses ground against euro as inflation data shows cooling Updates as of 10:20 a.m. ET By Laura Matthews and Sruthi Shankar Aug 14 (Reuters) - The dollar lost ground against its major peers on Wednesday, helping the euro to an eight-month peak, as the U.S.consumer price index showed inflation is subsiding, reinforcing expectations that Federal Reserve interest rate cuts are near.

GLOBAL MARKETS-Stocks hold firm as US inflation data keep rate cut hopes alive Adds quote in paragraphs 4-6, updates prices Recent data raises speculation about Fed rate cuts U.S. CPI rose moderately in July, as expected New Zealand cuts rates By Koh Gui Qing and Elizabeth Howcroft NEW YORK/PARIS, Aug 14 (Reuters) - Global stocks held steady and government bond yields retreated a touch on Wednesday after data showed U.S.

BUZZ-FX options wrap - Risk premium, USD direction, EUR/USD targets Overnight expiry FX option implied volatility in the higher beta USD pairings was trading its biggest pre-U.S. CPI premium this year. However, Wednesday's data was basically in line with expectations and didn't prompt the excessive volatility for which options were primed. Broader FX option implied volatility has eased as the CPI risk premium was priced out and as always, is more evident in sub-one-month expiry contracts.

BUZZ-COMMENT-A 25bp or 50bp Fed-cut debate doesn't pester EUR/USD bulls Aug 14 (Reuters) - EUR/USD rallied to a 7-month high Wednesday and bulls continue to reign after U.S. CPI data fueled debate on whether the Fed will cut 25bps or 50bps in September. July CPI came in mostly in-line with expectations, but year-over-year headline CPI was +2.9% versus a +3.0% estimate which reinforced investors views disinflation persists .