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The risk for Pound Sterling (GBP) remains on the upside; it is unclear whether momentum is strong enough to break above
According to flash estimates, the Composite PMI in the United Kingdom (UK) economy expanded at a faster pace to 53.9 in
USD/JPY has met interim resistance near 159.45 at the top of an ascending channel, with a short-term pullback potentially finding support
Silver prices (XAG/USD) rose on Friday, according to FXStreet data. Silver trades at $97.83 per troy ounce, up 1.77% from the
Growing consensus that Europe must chart its own strategic path is expected to underpin the Euro (EUR). EUR/USD may see further
United Kingdom S&P Global Composite PMI above expectations (51.7) in January: Actual (53.9)
United Kingdom S&P Global Services PMI came in at 54.3, above expectations (51.7) in January
United Kingdom S&P Global Manufacturing PMI up to 51.6 in January from previous 50.6
EUR/USD posts moderate losses, trading near 1.1740 at the time of writing on Friday, but holding most of the previous day's
Bank of America is reversing sharply to the downside since the start of the year, with price gapping through the lower
Euro (EUR) is expected to continue to rise; the major resistance at 1.1805 is likely out of reach for now. In
Eurozone's flash HCOB Composite PMI remains steady at 51.5 in January, missing estimates of 51.6 due to a slowdown in the
Gold (XAU/USD) breaks down through an intraday trading range during the first half of the European session and moves away from
The Pound has retraced to the mid-range of the 123.00s, trading at 213.47 against the JPY at the time of writing,
Eurozone HCOB Services PMI below expectations (52.8) in January: Actual (51.9)
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Prior 51.4Manufacturing PMI 51.6 vs 50.6 expectedPrior 50.6Composite PMI 53.9 vs 51.5 expectedPrior 51.4Full report hereKey Findings:Strongest upturn in UK private
Declines to respond when asked about talk of 'rate checks'Says watching forex moves with a sense of urgencyThe silence and lack
Prior 52.4Manufacturing PMI 49.4 vs 49.1 expectedPrior 48.8Composite PMI 51.5 vs 51.8 expectedPrior 51.5The end of last year was filled with
Oil Technical Analysis Today: Crude Oil Bears Stay in Control Below $60, but Here Is Exactly When the Bias ChangesDate: January
Prior 47.0Services PMI 53.3 vs 52.5 expectedPrior 52.7Composite PMI 52.5 vs 51.6 expectedPrior 51.3Full report hereKey Points:Business activity growth quickens in
Prior 50.1Manufacturing PMI 51.0 vs 50.5 expectedPrior 50.7Composite PMI 48.6 vs 50.0 expectedPrior 50.0With a start to the year like this,
The Japanese yen currency just spiked higher across the board after stumbling following BOJ governor Ueda's press conference. The price movement
Seems like the Japanese officials are drawing a line at 159.00 on USD/JPY. That's also where we got an intensification of
EUROPEAN SESSIONIn the European session, the main highlights will be the release of the Flash PMIs for the UK and the
It may not seem like it, but the headline remark is arguably the key takeaway from his press conference so far.I
Prior -0.1%Retail sales +2.5% vs +1.1% y/y expectedPrior +0.6%; revised to +1.8%Retail sales ex autos, fuel +0.3% vs -0.2% m/m expectedPrior
May conduct market operations to encourage stability in bond marketMay do so in response to irregular market moves and exceptional casesWon't
Japan's economy is recovering moderately albeit with some weaknessUnderlying inflation will continue rising moderatelyUnderlying inflation, rate of increase in core inflation
EC Markets has announced the launch of its new flagship campaign, “Hold or Trade”, an innovative storytelling experience designed to connect
Trade Wars vs Tech Profits: Why Gold is Overshadowing S&P 500Traditionally, earnings season makes the S&P 500 the centre of the
Yen staged a sharp rebound in early European session on suspected intervention, interrupting a renewed bout of selling that followed the
Risk-on sentiment returned to global equity markets today as tensions surrounding Greenland appeared to de-escalate further. Stocks across regions pushed higher,
Market sentiment staged a sharp U-turn after signs that U.S.–European tensions over Greenland had moved toward resolution. The immediate risk of
Market reaction to US President Donald Trump’s highly anticipated speech at the World Economic Forum was relatively muted, suggesting investors had
Global markets appeared to stabilize somewhat today after the sharp U.S. selloff overnight, which saw the DOW suffer its worst one-day
The “Sell America” trade gathered further momentum today, with U.S. assets coming under broad pressure as markets returned to full participation.
Dollar is under broad pressure today as markets return from Monday’s U.S. holiday with persistent focus on geopolitical risk. The move
Greenland dominated global headlines today as geopolitical risk surged back into focus. What had previously looked like an unusual diplomatic dispute
Risk aversion dominated markets across Asia and spread into Europe today as an abrupt transatlantic diplomatic and trade shock rippled through
The second full week of 2026 was dominated by high-level political and macro headlines, leaving markets in a constant state of
Yen is once again attempting to recover from its recent sharp losses, with momentum this time supported by a more forceful
Dollar climbed sharply in early US session as markets continued to pare back bets on a Fed rate cut in Q1
Early market nervousness over a potential escalation in the Middle East eased as investors reassessed the likelihood of near-term US military
Yen recovered broadly today after Japan delivered its strongest verbal intervention in months, temporarily slowing the currency’s slide. The shift in
“Takaichi trade” remained the dominant theme in markets today. Nikkei added nearly 1.5% on the day, pushing to yet another record
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