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FUNDAMENTAL OVERVIEWUSD:The US dollar extended the losses on Friday following a barrage of positive news on the US-Iran front that seemed
This is almost an exact reoccurrence to what we saw in December last year, with the same sort of tsunami warning
US proposals have been 'unserious', and its demands 'unrealistic'Tehran has clearly stated its demands and will not change themWe do not
The highlight for Monday will be Canada's CPI release. This will be followed by New Zealand's inflation data on Tuesday, which
Differences over nuclear programme remain unresolvedThe gaps have not narrowedContinuation of US blockade on the Strait of Hormuz undermines efforts for
FUNDAMENTAL OVERVIEWOil prices plunged on Friday following a barrage of positive news. It all started with an Axios report saying that
It is reported that Pakistan has intensified its diplomatic contacts since Sunday so as to try and get the US and
The March data shows:Producer prices (monthly) +2.5% m/mProducer prices (annual) -0.2% y/yThat isn't a surprise with the jump being largely from
EUROPEAN SESSIONIn the European session, we don't have anything on the agenda. The focus remains on US-Iran headlines with the latest
There are just a few to take note of on the day, as highlighted in bold below.The first being for EUR/USD
It's going to be another messy week, innit? Hopes for peace talks did not last long as Iran refused any concessions
Progress seen but core issues divide US and IranIndia and South Korea target $50bn trade as both seek deeper economic tiesCarney
US-Iran gaps are said to have narrowed, but disputes over nuclear limits, uranium stockpiles, Hormuz access and sanctions relief remain unresolved,
Summary:South Korea’s Lee visits India for first time in eight years Target to double trade to $50bn by 2030 Focus on
Canada PM Carney said US ties are now a weakness as tariffs rise, signalling a push to diversify trade and investment
Markets began the week with a measured response to intensifying US–Iran tensions, even as the ceasefire showed visible signs of strain.
The market narrative has flipped again—and the stakes are rising. The abrupt shift in the Strait of Hormuz—from briefly “open” to
Dollar tumbles again in early US session as oil prices dive on fresh geopolitical progress. A sharp selloff has pushed WTI
The market narrative is shifting from chasing the risk rally to waiting for confirmation. After a sustained push higher driven by
Risk sentiment remains firm, but momentum is no longer accelerating. Markets are holding near recent highs as optimism over Middle East
Aussie strength is telling the story of markets today. The currency has emerged as the top performer, driven by a combination
Risk rally is pausing as anticipation gives way to verification. Equity gains are stalling near record levels as markets move from
The war premium is fading—and with it, the Dollar’s support. The greenback stayed under pressure in Asian session as oil prices
Dollar is being hit from both sides—soft inflation and warmer diplomacy. A cooler-than-expected PPI reading has eased pressure on the Federal
Dollar is under broad selling pressure today, giving back its war premium as markets pivot back to diplomacy. Yesterday’s pessimism is
Markets are strikingly calm despite the breakdown in Islamabad talks, not because risks are low—but because nothing has been decided yet.
Markets stayed composed in early trading, with oil holding below crisis levels despite renewed tensions around the Strait of Hormuz. Brent
Attention is firmly on Islamabad as the United States and Iran begin their first high-level talks since the onset of war,
Dollar is back under mild pressure as US trading gets underway, with markets reacting to a softer-than-feared inflation report from the
A sharp rise in US CPI is all but certain, with March inflation expected to accelerate from 2.4% yoy to 3.4%
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