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EUROPEAN SESSIONIn the European session, we don't have much on the agenda other than a couple of low-tier releases like Spain's
The currency pair tried to take a firm run above the 160.00 mark earlier in the day, with the high touching
There are just a couple of expiries to take note of on the day, as highlighted in bold below.The first is
BOJ needs a different response from conventional semi-annual rate hike paceNeed to consider a broad range of options, not just 0.25%
The past week hasn't been a kind one for gold as what looked to be a potential upside break at the
The decision we’re going to make next week will not be a surprise to anybodyPolicy is not restrictiveIt would only be
RBNZ chief says rate settings still accommodative despite hikesAsian stocks slide as Iran conflict fuels oil and bond yield worriesAustralia Q2
Breman's comments suggest the RBNZ is not signalling any material shift from its previous guidance, with the OCR track described as
The scale of the selloff across both Japan and South Korea points to a market treating the latest US Iran escalation
The stronger than expected GDP print has pushed market pricing for a September RBA hike to 57 percent, up from 48
The RBNZ's decision to hike by 25 basis points despite inflation already running at 4.1 percent, well above the top of
Reserve Bank of New Zealand raise rates to 2.75% from 2.5% as was widely expected. I'll have more to come on this
Comments from Takata, the BOJ's most consistent hawkish dissenter and a repeat vote for faster tightening at recent meetings, add to
Australian Q2 GDP 0.4% q/q for a beatexpected 0.3%, prior 0.3%2.1% y/y, beatexpected 1.8%, prior 2.5%Just the numbers this post. I'll
Trump's comments push back directly on reporting that he is seeking to bring Iran to the negotiating table, instead framing the
The same Iran escalation is pushing Brent toward $102 through supply risk while dragging Gold toward $4,230 through the rate channel
September opened with what looks like four separate market moves, Brent through $92, sovereign yields surging across Japan, UK, Germany and
The Bank of Canada's Wednesday hold at 2.25% is fully priced, but economist consensus (first hike in Q4 2027) and market
The US 10-year Treasury yield has climbed above 4.75% for two genuinely different reasons — Warsh's Jackson Hole speech repriced near-term
What’s happening: Brent surged back above $90 Monday after US forces struck two IRGC rocket launchers on Larak Island Sunday, the
The RBNZ's Wednesday 25bp hike to 2.75% is already priced in, so NZD/USD's real reaction will hinge on the accompanying rate
Gold's fall from 4,697.07 to around 4,423 looks more like a correction than a reversal — Warsh repriced rate timing and
Kevin Warsh's first Jackson Hole speech as Fed Chair pushed September hike odds to 57% and reinforced institutional discipline against Treasury
In the hours before Fed Chair Warsh's Jackson Hole keynote, Gold is sitting essentially flat while Silver (+2.01%, above 70) and
USD/CAD has stabilized after absorbing the initial tariff shock, but Friday brings two catalysts operating on completely different axes — Canadian
Why Dollar’s steadying looks like positioning ahead of Friday’s Warsh speech, while Aussie’s rally is being driven by genuinely new information
The "Bessent put" and Fed independence are two distinct market beliefs that can push the same Treasury yield in opposite directions
Three of Australia's Big Four banks now expect another RBA hike this year, after minutes, CPI, and household spending data all
Three separate reactions to three separate catalysts: PCE confirms Fed pricing, Australian CPI reopens the RBA hike debate, and Hormuz diplomacy
Gold and Silver are pausing after a sharp rally, with Wednesday's US data testing the yield channel and Friday's Warsh Jackson
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