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A red-hot inflation report in the United States and rising tensions between the latter and Iran pushed Gold price higher on
The US Dollar (USD) lost ground this week amid geopolitical uncertainty and the United States (US) trade policy developments after the
Japan CFTC JPY NC Net Positions down to ¥11.5K from previous ¥13K
United States CFTC Gold NC Net Positions fell from previous $159.9K to $159.2K
Australia CFTC AUD NC Net Positions rose from previous $45.9K to $52.6K
United States CFTC Oil NC Net Positions: 172.7K vs 141.3K
Eurozone CFTC EUR NC Net Positions fell from previous €174.5K to €156.9K
United Kingdom CFTC GBP NC Net Positions: £-57.1K vs previous £-42.4K
United States CFTC S&P 500 NC Net Positions: $-193.5K vs previous $-177.8K
The Pound Sterling (GBP) drops some 0.10% on Friday as the Greenback is underpinned by a hot inflation report in the
DBS Group Research expects Taiwan’s upcoming January export orders and industrial production to show strong double-digit growth, helped by last year’s
DXY fell about 0.2% on Friday, grinding back into 97.60 after a hotter-than-expected Producer Price Index (PPI) report amplified concerns that
Societe Generale’s Kunal Kundu reviews India’s FY27 Union Budget, highlighting policy continuity and fiscal consolidation in a context of geopolitical strains
The Pound Sterling (GBP) drops some 0.10% on Friday as the Greenback is underpinned by a hot inflation report in the
The Australian Dollar (AUD) trades flat against the US Dollar (USD) on Friday as the Greenback reverses earlier gains despite stronger-than-expected
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As the trading week comes to a close, the AUDUSD is higher on the week and continues to trade above a
I don't think anyone will be shedding a tear for the declines in private equity stocks but Blue Owl (which is
US Pres. Trump is speaking on Iran and says:Not happy with Iran, but were talks expected Friday.Has not made a decision
The Atlanta Fed GDPNow growth estimate for Q1 dipped to 3.0% from 3.1% last. In their own wordsThe GDPNow model estimate
The NASDAQ index pushed to a high on Monday but failed to extend above its falling 100-hour moving average, a rejection
There is no sense over-analyzing price action today across markets. Yes, there is the usual software anxiety in stock markets but
Silver is up nearly 6% as it looks to break out of a recent range.These are the best levels since the
The USDCAD moved lower in the latest hourly bar, testing Monday’s low near 1.3649. The break lower has been modest so
Prior was +0.5%Private construction +0.5%Residential construction +1.5%Non-residential construction -0.7%Public construction -0.5% m/mPublic construction +3.6% y/yGiven the jumps in shares of CAT
Sector OverviewThe stock market today showcases a complex tapestry of trends and fluctuations. The technology sector is under significant pressure, with
The USDCHF is moving lower in North American trading, pressured by a softer US dollar backdrop as risk sentiment deteriorates. US
U.S. equity futures are under pressure this morning, with the Nasdaq (NQ) and S&P 500 (ES) both down 0.9%, while the
Prior was +2.6%GDP -0.2% q/q vs +0.6% priorReal GDP increased 1.7% in 2025Exports rose 1.5% in the fourth quarter, after increasing
Prior YoY was +3.0% PPI M/M +0.5% vs 0.3% expectedPrior +0.5% (revised to 0.4%)Core PPICore PPI Y/Y +3.6% vs +3.0% expectedPrior
TGIF.The USD is little changed to start the North American session as traders await the US January PPI report at 8:30
Stronger-than-expected US PPI data has unsettled financial markets, shifting sentiment toward a more defensive footing. The persistence of upstream inflation pressures
Forex markets are closing out February in subdued fashion, with activity thinning as traders hold back from fresh positioning ahead of
FX markets are subdued, with major pairs largely contained within recent ranges. Dollar is edging higher from earlier lows, but the
Yen recovered mildly today following hawkish comments from BoJ Governor Kazuo Ueda, who signaled that the bank will “scrutinize data” at
Yen is firmly back in its traditional inverse relationship with global risk sentiment. Today’s broad-based selloff in the currency moved in
Dollar fell broadly again today, pressured by renewed risk appetite as global equities pushed higher. The greenback struggled to attract safe-haven
Yen came under marked pressure in otherwise subdued trading, with the move driven less by global risk appetite and more by
Asian markets traded mixed despite a softer US session overnight. In particular, regional tech stocks showed resilience, with hardware names outperforming
Dollar stabilized and recovered notably in early US trading after an initial selloff, supported by remarks from Fed Governor Christopher Waller.
While US tariff chaos dominated headlines, its market impact has been surprisingly contained. Equities in Asia are brushing aside the latest
Global markets were forced to face three major developments last week, each capable on its own of destabilizing sentiment. Instead of
Sterling leads the currency markets today, buoyed by stronger-than-expected UK PMI and retail sales data that reinforced the narrative of economic
Dollar remained generally firm in otherwise quiet Asian trading, with broader FX flows subdued but sentiment increasingly cautious. There is a
Dollar jumped in early US session after jobless claims came in much stronger than expected, reinforcing signs of labor market resilience.
Risk appetite was strong in Asian markets today, with several centers returning from Lunar New Year holidays and equities advancing. South
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