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The ECB will probably need to hike in JuneThe ECB must show commitment to 2% target to stay credibleMedium-term inflation expectations

Rate hikes by year-endRBNZ: 76 bps (70% probability of no change at the next meeting)ECB: 64 bps (88% probability of rate

The latest bullish call comes from UBS Global Wealth Management, who revised their year-end target for the S&P 500 to 7,900.

FUNDAMENTAL OVERVIEWUSD:The US dollar came under a little bit of pressure yesterday following claims from Al-Arabiya that a US-Iran draft agreement

Business climate index 84.9 vs 84.2 expectedPrior 84.4; revised to 84.5Current conditions 86.1 vs 85.1 expectedPrior 85.4Expectations 83.8 vs 83.5 expectedPrior

FUNDAMENTAL OVERVIEWUSD:The US dollar came under a little bit of pressure yesterday following claims from Al-Arabiya that a US-Iran draft agreement

Business confidence 94 vs 94 expectedPrior 94Services confidence 93Prior 94Industrial confidence 102Prior 100The French business climate remains gloomy, with yet another

EUROPEAN SESSIONIn the European session, the main highlight was the UK retail sales report. The data missed expectations across the board

Retail sales -1.3% vs -0.6% m/m expectedPrior +0.7%; revised to +0.6%Retail sales 0.0% vs +1.3% y/y expectedPrior +1.7%; revised to +1.4%Retail

Q1 GDP +0.3% vs +0.3% q/q prelimPrior +0.3%The estimate here is very much old news as the focus turns to how

GfK consumer sentiment -29.8 vs -34.0 expectedPrior -33.3; revised to -33.1German consumer sentiment is seen recovering slightly heading into June, amid

This just reconfirms what was already aired by the IRNA. The meet up again is "to review proposals for resolving the

ETHUSD remains vulnerable below 2,155-2,160 as ETF outflows weighEthereum is trying to stabilize near 2,130, but today’s ETHUSD structure still favors

There are just a few expiries to take note of on the day, as highlighted in bold below.The first ones are

There have been plenty of mixed headlines in the past 24 hours. So, let's do our best to catch up and

EUR/CAD Struggles for Direction as Oil Volatility and ECB Divisions Offset Each Other

EUR/CAD has remained trapped in a broad sideways range after rebounding to 1.6247 in early April, with neither Euro nor Canadian

Silver’s $90 Breakout Dream Fades, but Structural Deficit Keeps $70 Floor Alive

Silver has endured a violent reversal in the past two weeks, swinging from near $90 to the mid-$70s as geopolitical panic

Oil “Red Zone” Warning Caps Market Recovery as Iran Signals Stay Conflicting

Forex markets remained trapped within yesterday’s ranges as investors struggled to find fresh conviction amid conflicting signals surrounding the US-Iran conflict.

GBP/CHF Rebounds as UK Fiscal Worst-Case Fears Fade, Head-and-Shoulders Bottom Forming?

Sterling strengthened broadly on this week, but the rebound was driven less by optimism over the UK economy and more by

Aussie Rebound Runs Into Domestic Reality as Weak Jobs Lock In RBA June Hold

The Aussie tried to rally on improving global sentiment. Australia’s economy had other ideas. AUD/USD bounced earlier today as markets reacted

Sentiment Stabilizes, but Treasury Yields Remain Near Dangerous Zone Ahead of FOMC Minutes

Risk sentiment stabilized somewhat today as Brent crude eased back below $109 and US equity futures pointed to a modest recovery

Bitcoin Wanted $80K to Be a Launchpad, It Becomes an Exit Door Instead

Bitcoin’s latest rally is starting to look less like the beginning of a new bull run and more like a distribution

10-Year Yield Eyes 4.75 After Violent Breakout, Opening Risk Toward 5%

This week, US 10-year Treasury yield has surged through its March-April range in a violent breakout that has pushed yields to

Bond Market Faces Vicious Feedback Loop as Oil Shock Drives Treasury Liquidation

The sharp rise in US Treasury yields remains one of the dominant macro themes in global markets this week, with the

EUR/GBP: Weak UK Jobs Data Pushes BoE Toward Patience, but CPI Holds Key to Breakout

Sterling softened after the latest UK labor market data reinforced expectations that the Bank of England is likely to adopt a

AUD/CAD Reverses Lower as China Slowdown, RBA Pause, and Oil Surge Shift Momentum to Loonie

Australian Dollar weakened broadly in the Asian session as renewed selloff in regional equities, disappointing Chinese data, and softer near-term RBA

Markets Stabilize as Iran Proposal Reaches Washington Ahead of Trump Security Meeting

Markets stopped panicking — for now. After opening the week with a sharp risk-off move driven by surging oil prices and

Oil and Yields Jump as Trump’s Security Meeting to Decide Next Step on Iran

Markets are beginning the week with a familiar but dangerous message: oil higher, yields higher, Dollar higher. Brent crude blasted above

Bond Yields Explode Globally as Markets Enter “Triple Higher” Regime Following Underwhelming Trump-Xi Summit

Global financial markets entered a far more dangerous macro phase last week as the underwhelming Trump-Xi summit failed to deliver meaningful

Dollar Surges as Markets Price Longer Hormuz Crisis and Persistent Inflation

Risk sentiment deteriorated sharply today as investors concluded that the Trump-Xi summit failed to deliver a credible diplomatic breakthrough on the

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