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Gold (XAU/USD) kicks off the week on a quiet note, with traders reluctant to take fresh positions ahead of the Federal
USD/CNH is trading heavy under 7.0700. China’s November trade data continues to point at weak domestic demand activity and decoupling with
The US Dollar extends gains for the second consecutive day against the Yen on Monday, and tests December’s highs, at the
USD/JPY climbs as markets price in a 25bps Bank of Japan (BOJ) hike on December 19, supported by fiscal stimulus and
The Pound Sterling (GBP) trades slightly lower against its major currency peers at the start of the week, hovering at around
Since the US has effectively halted its financial assistance to Ukraine, it has fallen to the European Union to support the
European Central Bank (ECB) policymaker Peter Kazimir said in the European session on Monday that he doesn’t see any reason of
EUR/USD is steady near 1.1650 as ECB’s Isabel Schnabel signals comfort with markets pricing in a potential future rate hike, BBH
US Dollar (USD) is likely to trade between 7.0620 and 7.0740. In the longer run, outlook for USD remains negative; the
The US Dollar (USD) is mixed this morning, consolidating just above last week’s lows as investors await the New York Fed’s
The Indian Rupee (INR) trades lower against the US Dollar (USD) at the start of the week.
After disappointing in October, Chinese exports returned to their growth path in November, rising again by 5.9% year-on-year.
EUR/USD is trading higher on Monday, but has given away most ot the daily gains, and changes hands at 1.1650 after
The Euro is picking up from six-week lows around 0.8725 on Monday, but remains capped below a previous support area at
US Dollar (USD) is likely to trade in a range between 154.80 and 155.80. In the longer run, for a sustained
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The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) is widely expected to keep the Cash Rate unchanged at 3.6% tomorrow. We won't get
I see no reason to change rates in the coming months, definitely not in DecemberFX pass through to prices may not
Silver continues to command global attention as the metal trades near historic highs and investors position for what may be one
It was a rough day for Nifty 50 as the index erased all the post-RBI rate cut gains. The market fell
Prior -7.4Full report hereThis is better than expected and continues to point to stabilisation.The agency noted: "While the sentix economic data
Sticking to full optionality on rates, full freedom of action and moving forward meeting by meetingDownside inflation risks dominate slightly at
A busy week lies ahead with several key economic events on the calendar, but Monday begins quietly, with no significant releases.
Eurostoxx -0.03%Germany DAX -0.11%France CAC 40 -0.07%UK FTSE +0.17%Spain IBEX -0.28%Italy FTSE MIB -0.03These are very small changes and they are
Prior -37This is not a market moving release. This index has been deeply in the negative since 2022, although it rebounded
Prior +1.3%Industrial production Y/Y +0.8% vs -1.0% priorThis is not a market-moving release but it's a nice beat on estimates and
Comfortable with bets that next move will be a rate hikeBarring shocks, interest rates are at appropriate levelsThe economy has been
EUR/USD1.1800 (EUR 1.99 bn)1.1650 (EUR 976.48 mn)1.1575 (EUR 892.51 mn)USD/JPY156.00 (US$ 1.67 bn)155.00 (US$ 1.73 bn)153.00 (US$ 778.82 mn)GBP/USD1.3500 (GBP 500.00
Concerned about FX movesImportant for currencies to move in stable manner reflecting fundamentalsWill take appropriate action on FX if necessaryThe market
In the European session, we just have a couple of low tier releases like the German industrial production and the Swiss
Japan Q3 GDP revised -2.3% annualized vs -2.0% expectedWhat's the big contrarian trade for 2026? Commodities according to BofAChina posts another
Dollar weakened mildly in Asian trading as the new week began, but the move lacked conviction, with most major pairs still
Dollar spent most of the week pinned to the bottom of the performance board, as a steady flow of data reinforced
Canadian Dollar climbed sharply after a blockbuster November jobs report, which easily surpassed expectations and reinforced the view that the BoC
Japan remains the center of attention in an otherwise quiet Asian session, with traders focused on the relentless climb in JGB
Global markets have steadied heading into US session, with equity futures pointing to a flat open after yesterday’s strong rally. Early
Dollar attempted a mild recovery in Asia today, but the uptick lacked conviction and failed to alter the broader picture of
Dollar selling intensified again in early US session after another weak ADP employment report, marking the fourth decline in private payrolls
Risk sentiment was mixed in Asian trading today. The Nikkei outperformed thanks to a rebound in SoftBank and renewed enthusiasm for
Sterling weakened slightly today as markets digested last night’s abrupt resignation of OBR Chair Richard Hughes, who stepped down following the
Market sentiment steadied across Asia today, with most assets drifting in tight ranges after Monday’s volatility. The overnight selloff in the
Dollar fell broadly today, though the move lacked a clear single trigger. Fed expectations barely shifted, with December cut bets ticking
Risk aversion returned to Asia at the start of December, lifting Yen sharply across the board. The shift in sentiment coincided
Markets were broadly quiet today as holiday conditions dominated trading, with liquidity thinning further after a major technical issue at the
Japan’s data releases were surprisingly strong today, with both industrial output and retail sales showing impressive gains. Combined, they paint a
Trading turned subdued as markets moved into the U.S. session, with activity expected to slow further as Thanksgiving approaches. Liquidity conditions
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