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Seven ways to value Bitcoin, according to Ned Davis ResearchBitcoin has risen 26% over the past four months, and its climb
The fixing mechanism matters most right now because of what it has been signalling over recent weeks. The PBOC set its
Moves have been modest but clearly visible in Asian trade, with the yen the session's underperformer after Japan August inflation data
Bullock's acknowledgment that upside inflation risks flagged in August are now materialising, rather than merely a possibility, leans hawkish ahead of
Just the data here, I'll have more to come on this separately.August y/y headline CPI 1.9%expected 2.0%, prior 1.9%CPI Ex-Food and Energy
JPMorgan says Bitcoin's hedging overhang could work in its favour against goldWhat happenedJPMorgan analysts said in a note dated September 17
New Zealand August data. Trade Balance -1349mn Expected -1775mn, Prior -2118mnAnnual Trade Balance -5.44bnImports 8bn Prior 9.33bnExports 6.66bnPrior 7.22bn ---Food Prices (y/y)
UBS's view that further hikes remain likely this year points to continued support for the US dollar and real yields, a
Trump's comments to Axios add a fresh layer of uncertainty to an oil market already struggling to price the war's trajectory,
JP Morgan's own numbers point to a market pricing meaningfully more risk than the bank's fair value model can justify, with
Today’s strike adds to an already severely stretched oil supply picture, with the Strait of Hormuz, the Bab al-Mandeb Strait, and
Today's appearance is a routine parliamentary hearing rather than a policy decision, so the direct market impact should be limited unless
With a quarter point hike now close to fully priced, the tradeable content today sits less in the decision itself and
Japan's inflation data typically carries limited standalone weight on the yen and JGB yields when a Bank of Japan decision lands
US September Philly Fed business index +37.8 vs +30.5 expectedUS August housing starts 1.275m vs 1.309m expectedUS initial jobless claims come
Dollar retreated from its post-FOMC highs as Brent crude dropped more than 3% to below $103 and WTI fell around 2.8%
Gold tested its critical 4,230.70 support after Wednesday’s hawkish Fed hike but held, rebounding on a bullish four-hour divergence—a credible reversal
The Dollar Index confirmed a double-bottom reversal after Wednesday’s 25bp hike, with the 2-year Treasury yield and a weaker Dow reinforcing
What’s happening: Today’s Fed hike is effectively certain, 92.4% in CME pricing to near 100% in OIS, with the real question
One Fed hike is effectively certain today, but markets are pricing four hikes total at an approximately quarterly cadence—whether the SEP
Silver’s $60 floor should hold unless gold breaks first. A structural physical-market deficit gives the $60–60.44 zone real backing, but the
The CLARITY Act cloture vote has three possible market outcomes, not two—a clean win, a constructive near miss, or a wide
Gold has broken below $4,300 even as oil surges and tech stocks selloff, because oil-driven inflation risk is feeding a sharply
GBP/JPY enters a back-to-back central-bank week with three independent arguments for a rebound—the BoE’s hawkish bloc has little room to retreat,
The US two-year yield has already broken out toward a broader Fed tightening path, but the Dollar hasn’t followed — this
Why a stronger-than-expected CPI print sharply raised September Fed hike odds without producing a Dollar, yield or oil breakout that actually
Gold and Silver are both falling as oil-driven yields lift Fed hike expectations, but Silver is losing twice—once through the same
Dollar is rising against every major currency tracked on the daily Heat Map as the US 10-year Treasury yield breaks 4.9%
Markets now price a 71.2% probability of a September RBA hike, with every cited forecaster expecting another increase and disagreeing only
The US 10-year Treasury yield broke above 4.81% to a three-year high near 4.85%, yet the Dollar Index is sitting near
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