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There is arguably just one to take note of on the day, as highlighted in bold below.That being for EUR/USD at
It was always going to be a tough one. Japan's ministry of finance (MOF) know very well that they are going
Japan intervened repeatedly in forex markets during May holidays, source saysUAE says it is responding again to a missile threatGoldman says
Japan intervened in forex markets during early May holidays in addition to April 30 operations; BOJ data suggests total spending of
The UAE says its air defences are engaging at present with missiles and drone threats.Earlier: Iran launched missiles at US Navy
Goldman Sachs expects the Trump administration to appeal the CIT's tariff ruling before May 12 and a higher court to stay
The PBOC allows the yuan to fluctuate within a +/- 2% range, around this reference rate. Injects 500mn yuan via 7-day
Trump has given the EU until July 4 to implement the Turnberry trade deal or face much higher tariffs; car tariff
Japan's services PMI fell to 51.0 in April from 53.4, an 11-month low, as Middle East war costs drove input inflation
Morgan Stanley targets $5,200 gold this year, driven by ETF buying, China accumulation and 2027 Fed cuts, but warns the Iran
The People’s Bank of China is due to set the daily USD/CNY reference rate at around 0115 GMT (2115 US Eastern
Paul Tudor Jones says the AI bull market has one to two years left, likens the moment to 1999, and warns
Japan's real wages rose 1.0% in March, a third straight monthly gain; total cash earnings rose 2.7% against a 3.2% consensus
Deutsche Bank warns markets are pricing the Iran conflict inconsistently across equities, rates and credit, with long-run inflation faith looking increasingly
Iran and the US exchanged missiles and more:Reports filtering in that Iran launched missiles at US Navy shipsUS strikes Bandar Abbas
The US Non-Farm Payrolls report may be today’s headline event on the economic calendar, but markets are behaving as though the
Markets appear to be entering a new phase of post-conflict positioning, with oil prices falling again on hopes of a full
Global markets are throwing a full-scale “peace party.” Equities are surging relentlessly, risk appetite is exploding higher, and investors are increasingly
Geopolitics is once again dominating global markets today, with investors rapidly shifting between optimism over a potential US-Iran peace framework and
The market narrative has flipped again—and this time the reversal is dramatic. Just days after investors were positioning for a dangerous
Is USD/JPY heading back to 160? For now, the answer is no—but the risk is clearly building as global yield dynamics
Dollar is rising as risk aversion creeps back into global markets as the US–Iran ceasefire comes under increasing strain. Developments over
Markets were whipsawed today by a dramatic but ultimately false headline—and the reaction says everything about current risk conditions. Reports that
Dollar is starting the week on a soft footing, and even a strong US non-farm payroll report this week may not
Dollar’s broader weakness reasserted itself last week, even as it managed a modest late rebound against Euro. Across the board, however,
Dollar remains firmly on the defensive as markets head into the US session, with selling pressure picking up once again. Despite
Dollar is losing ground quickly as markets move into May, caught between a powerful risk rally and a sharp rebound in
Yen is stealing the spotlight in an otherwise crowded macro day—and it did not take actual intervention to do it. After
Today’s calendar is packed with major data releases including GDP and inflation from Eurozone and the US, ECB and BoE rate
USD/JPY is once again approaching the 160 level, putting markets on alert for potential Japanese intervention. The pair’s steady climb, driven
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