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USD/CAD is holding gains for a second consecutive session, trading near 1.3840 during Wednesday’s Asian session. The pair remains supported as
The NZD/USD pair struggles to gain any meaningful traction during the Asian session on Wednesday and languishes near the lower end
Nike (NKE) shows a bearish trend that began at its peak on November 8, 2021, indicating potential for further declines.
Australian Treasurer Jim Chalmers said on Wednesday that “the market expects more interest rate cuts after inflation figures.”
The Japanese Yen (JPY) struggles to gain any meaningful traction on Wednesday and oscillates in a narrow trading range against its
The Australian Dollar (AUD) is gaining ground on Wednesday following a more than 0.50% decline against the US Dollar (USD) in
Australia’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 0.9% QoQ in the first quarter (Q1) of 2025, compared with the 0.2% increase seen in the
China's Caixin Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) fell to 50.4 in April from 51.2 in March, according to the latest data
China Caixin Manufacturing PMI registered at 50.4 above expectations (49.9) in April
China’s official Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) contracted to 49 in April, compared to March’s 50.5. The reading came in below
China NBS Non-Manufacturing PMI below forecasts (50.7) in April: Actual (50.4)
Australia Private Sector Credit (YoY) remains at 6.5% in March
Australia Private Sector Credit (MoM) meets forecasts (0.5%) in March
Australia Consumer Price Index (YoY) above forecasts (2.2%) in 1Q: Actual (2.4%)
China NBS Manufacturing PMI registered at 49, below expectations (49.9) in April
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China will be on holidays from May 1 to May 5 (five days in total).This is to celebrate Labour Day. Markets
New York Post says that Elon Musk is no longer working from White House.Musk's time working so directly for Trump was
The euro has fallen out of bed.Apart from what has already been posted there is no obvious smoking gun. Chinese PMIs
Australian Treasurer Chalmers says the market expects more Reserve Bank of Australia interest rate cuts after today's inflation figureshe doesn't see
China Caixin Manufacturing PMI for April 2025 comes in lower than March but better than expected at 50.4expected 49.9, prior 51.2The
The previous month's PMIs, March 2025, showed the fastest in a year ahead of US tariffs. Producers had been front-loading shipments
Inflation data from Australia for the January - March quarter and for March month, 2025.Headline inflation:+2.4% y/yexpected 2.2%, prior 2.4%+0.9% q/qexpected
The People's Bank of China (PBOC), China's central bank, is responsible for setting the daily midpoint of the yuan (also known
ANZ business survey, business confidence and activity both lower than in March. April 2 was when Trump announced his huge tariffs,
People's Bank of China USD/CNY reference rate is due around 0115 GMT.The People's Bank of China (PBOC), China's central bank, is
Japan govt official on factory output:Environment surrounding production remains highly uncertainMarch motor vehicle production down 5.9%m/m due to lower exports, part
The Financial Times with the report on Trump's top economic adviser Stephen Miran addressing investors last Friday. . FT is gated,
Japan March retail sales +3.1% y/y expected +3.5%, prior +1.4%and -1.2% m/mprior +0.5%Earlier:Japan March 2025 preliminary industrial production -1.1% m/m (expected
Japan Industrial Production for March 2025, preliminary, -1.1% m/mexpected -0.4%, prior 2.3%and -0.3% y/yprior +0.1%Industrial Production forecast 1 month ahead 1.3%
Toyota Motor and Alphabet’s Waymo have announced a new partnership to co-develop autonomous driving platforms and explore innovations in next-generation personally
The forex markets are generally holding steady today, with all major pairs and crosses bounded within yesterday’s range. While month-end lull
Global trading remains subdued, with Japanese markets closed for Showa holiday and investors showing little urgency to take new positions. Canadian
Trading remains notably subdued across global financial markets today as investors adopt a cautious stance. On deck are quarterly earnings from
Trading was particularly subdued today, even by the quiet standards of a typical Monday in Asia. That’s not surprising, given the
Global risk sentiment showed further improvement last week, with stock markets around the world posting impressive gains. Although headlines continued to
Global financial markets are relatively stable heading into the end of the week, with risk appetite showing further signs of improvement.
There’s a cautious tone of optimism in Asian markets today, though gains are largely concentrated in Japan, South Korea, and Hong
The forex markets remain subdued today, with all major pairs and crosses trading inside yesterday’s range. After a brief bounce, Dollar’s
Markets are treading water in the Asian session today, with most asset classes trading mixed and within familiar ranges. While US
Global financial markets are trading with a cautiously positive tone today, with modest gains across Europe and US futures pointing to
US stock staged a strong rebound overnight, erasing all of Monday’s steep losses as risk sentiment recovered on signs of potential
Global markets saw a modest pause in volatility today as risk sentiment stabilized following yesterday’s US selloff. US futures are pointing
The broad selloff in US assets resumed overnight as market confidence took another blow from escalating political pressure on Fed. Major
Dollar weakened broadly in thin holiday trading today, dragged down by mounting concerns over the independence of the Federal Reserve. Investor
Trading in the forex markets remain calm, with little reaction to ECB’s widely anticipated 25bps rate cut. The move to lower
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