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Gold prices fell in United Arab Emirates on Wednesday, according to data compiled by FXStreet.
Gold prices fell in Pakistan on Wednesday, according to data compiled by FXStreet.
The DAX continues to advance to new highs, confirming that the right side of the market remains bullish. The decline from
The Indian Rupee (INR) gains sharply against the US Dollar (USD) at the open on Wednesday, with the USD/INR pair slumping
GBP/USD gains some ground after registering modest gains in the previous session, trading around 1.3510 during the Asian hours on Wednesday.
Gold prices fell in India on Wednesday, according to data compiled by FXStreet.
Gold prices fell in Malaysia on Wednesday, according to data compiled by FXStreet.
The Japanese Yen (JPY) reverses a modest Asian session dip against a softer US Dollar (USD), though it lacks bullish conviction
H4 and 15-minute charts show tightening price action around central pivot and upper resistance
In the wake of a highly significant geopolitical event — the U.S. military operation that resulted in the capture of Venezuelan
The Australian Dollar (AUD) rises against the US Dollar (USD) on Wednesday, continuing its winning streak for the fourth successive session.
The EUR/JPY cross attracts some buyers during the Asian session on Wednesday, and for now, seems to have snapped a three-day
EUR/USD gains ground after three days of losses, trading around 1.1700 during the Asian hours on Wednesday. On the daily chart,
Silver price falls to near $80.15 during the Asian trading hours on Wednesday. The white metal edges lower as traders book
USD/CAD extends its gains for the fourth successive session, trading around 1.3810 during the Asian hours on Wednesday. The pair appreciates
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RBI reported to be selling USD/INR 'heavily' to support/smooth the rupee (INR)Westpac: softer November CPI reassures RBA, lowers risk of further
The Reserve Bank of India have stepped into the FX market with intervention so support the rupee. Yesterday I reported on
Summary:November CPI flat m/m, softer than Westpac expectedAnnual CPI eased to 3.4%, below forecastsDownside risk to December-quarter inflation outlookEnergy rebates again
Summary:Goldman targets MSCI China 100 and CSI 300 5,200 by end-2026 Upside case hinges on earnings acceleration aided by AI and
Summary:Morgan Stanley files for bitcoin and solana ETFsApplications submitted to the U.S. SECBitcoin ETFs now manage over $120bn in assetsNon-bitcoin crypto
Summary:China bans exports of dual-use goods to Japan Move follows Taiwan-related remarks by Japan’s prime ministerRestrictions take effect immediatelyRare earths, electronics
Summary:China reviewing Meta’s $2bn acquisition of AI firm ManusFocus on whether technology transfer required export licenceReview is preliminary, not yet a
Summary:China extends policy allowing disposal of bad personal loansAim is to support banks amid rising defaults and weak marginsTransfers of bad
Summary:Russia sent a submarine to escort a tanker the U.S. is trying to seize. Bella 1 reflagged itself with a Russian
The People's Bank of China (PBOC), China's central bank, is responsible for setting the daily midpoint of the yuan (also known
Summary:Headline CPI slowed to 3.4% y/y, below expectations (more data here)Monthly inflation flat at 0.0%Trimmed mean eased to 3.2% y/y, still
Summary: Japan services PMI slowed to 51.6, weakest since MayNew order growth softened despite renewed export demandEmployment rose at fastest pace
Australian CPI November 2024Headline y/y 3.4%expected 3.7%, prior 3.8%Headline m/m 0.0% prior 0%Trimmed Mean y/y 3.2%expected 3.2%, prior 3.3%Trimmed Mean m/m
The People’s Bank of China is due to set the daily USD/CNY reference rate at around 0115 GMT (2115 US Eastern
Summary: Trump says Venezuela will send 30–50m barrels of oil to the U.S.Proceeds from sales to be controlled by the U.S.
Market conditions have settled after earlier risk-on moves, with European indexes and US futures showing little direction. The absence of follow-through
Risk sentiment turned decisively positive overnight and carried through the Asian session as traders looked past Venezuela-related geopolitical risks. The shift
Forex markets are trading in mixed fashion, with hesitant tone, as investors continue to digest the controversial US seizure of Venezuelan
As liquidity conditions have normalized quickly after the holiday lull, markets are digesting the fallout from Washington’s weekend raid in Venezuela
Markets remain stuck in a year-end lull on the final trading day of the year, with liquidity thin and participation limited.
Currency markets remain largely frozen, with holiday conditions draining liquidity and suppressing volatility. Also, the macro calendar offers no immediate catalyst,
Currency markets have entered deep holiday mode, with trading exceptionally subdued despite sharp swings elsewhere, notably in precious metals. In FX,
There is little on the economic calendar for the final week of the year, leaving Fed minutes from the December meeting
Risk sentiment softened as markets reopened after the holiday break, with investors adopting a more defensive posture. Asian equities drifted lower,
Dollar found a modest bid early in the U.S. session after weekly jobless claims came in better than expected, offering a
Yen rebounded broadly today, but the move appears driven more by pre-holiday profit-taking than a genuine shift in trend. Position squaring
Global markets opened the final full trading week of 2025 on a mixed footing, with price action shaped more by thin
The past week delivered no shortage of surprises, yet markets ended it with remarkably little conviction. Key macro data and central
Yen selling remains the dominant theme heading into the weekend, with the currency staying as the weakest performer. The renewed slide
Yen weakened broadly today despite the BoJ delivering a widely expected 25bps rate hike. The move pushed 10-year JGB yields above
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