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HBM helps explain why the memory upcycle has been so strong. Because it absorbs production capacity, AI demand lifts prices across
The operating beat and a shareholder return of about 100 trillion won give the stock strong support, and the buyback and
For the Australian dollar and front-end yields, the reaction is likely to hinge on the quarterly trimmed mean, not the headline
BlackRock’s view supports the front end of the Treasury curve. If the Fed sounds less aggressive than markets fear this week,
MUFG’s call puts the risk squarely on the New Zealand dollar: with a hike almost fully priced, the currency’s G10 outperformance
A 25bp hike is close to fully priced, so the New Zealand dollar is likely to trade on guidance, not the
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says Washington can still deliver crypto rules without Congress. Speaking at Ripple’s Swell conference, he said
UBS is arguing that the oil market’s tightness has moved from production to logistics. Even with Gulf flows close to pre-conflict
The sell-off shows how much was already priced into HSBC after a strong run. Without a guidance upgrade, a revenue miss
Oil is the key driver here: Standard Chartered’s warning ties gold’s next move directly to crude, with each leg higher in
Goldman’s view puts bank stocks at the centre of the debate over higher-for-longer rates: with the Fed still on a hiking
A sharp slowdown in supply growth would ease one source of pressure on bond markets after a heavy 2026, which could
Via Oilprice.com: This article was written by Eamonn Sheridan at investinglive.com.
The major US stock indices closed higher, but the gains were far from evenly distributed. AI and chip-related shares continued to
Fitch’s December call fits the view that the Fed is still on a hiking path, which supports front-end Treasury yields and
Euro returned to the bottom of the major-currency ranking on Tuesday as renewed pressure on French government bonds partly reversed Monday’s
Moody's kept France's Aa3 rating with a negative outlook, and French bonds rallied Monday—yet Euro saw little relief, with EUR/GBP and
Global financial markets face an unusually concentrated series of catalysts this week: the RBNZ, BoC and Fed decide on Wednesday, the
Silver has fallen 11.52% since October 9, more than double Gold's 4.74% decline, pushing the Gold/Silver ratio from 68.94 to 75.11.
Five major central banks announce decisions this week, but the RBNZ and BoC—not the Fed, ECB or BoJ—carry the greatest potential
Three markets are converging on decisive levels at once: Brent crude is testing $120 resistance on Middle East supply risk, the
The immediate equity-market retreat may be stabilizing, but geopolitical and sovereign risks have yet to ease materially. Oil markets are increasingly
Gold briefly traded below $4,000 even as the US 10-year yield fell ~17bps to 4.96% on a tech-led equity selloff—a breakdown
Technology stocks are falling across Asia and Europe, with Nasdaq-100 futures down around 1.8–1.9%, as investors question the financing and returns
Yen is the top-performing major currency as Asian tech and semiconductor stocks sell off sharply and China stimulus hopes fade. AUD/JPY
Silver has dropped roughly 2.8% to 56.32, sharply underperforming gold's 1.2% decline, as renewed attacks on Saudi infrastructure keep Brent near
France’s 10-year government bond yield has crossed the psychologically important 5% threshold for the first time since 2002, while the OAT–Bund
RBA Deputy Governor Andrew Hauser's warning that Australia's inflation outlook has "materially worsened" pushed November hike odds from ~27% to the
French government bond yields are again approaching 5%, keeping Euro under pressure even as Dollar weakens broadly. EUR/CHF and EUR/GBP are
Gold is struggling to hold above $4,100 as Brent tests $110 and the US 10-year yield attempts to recover. Whether $4,000
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