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National Australia Bank now expects the RBA to hike again in June to 4.60%, arguing the central bank faces a compounding
ING expects the Australian dollar to recover after post-RBA weakness, saying the central bank retains its hawkish credentials and stands ready
China's RatingDog services PMI rose to 52.6 in April from 52.1 in March, with domestic demand driving a fortieth successive month
PBOC CNY reference rate setting for the trading session ahead. The 6.8562 is the strongest since March 24, 2023.The PBOC allows
Australia will spend more than A$10bn to establish a permanent government fuel reserve of around one billion litres and lift minimum
Commonwealth Bank expects the RBA to hold rates at 4.35% for the rest of 2026 before cutting in 2027, though an
The EU has urged the US to swiftly restore the 15% Turnberry tariff terms agreed last year, ahead of the deal's
China is back from an extended holiday today. The People’s Bank of China is due to set the daily USD/CNY reference
TD Securities has shifted its RBA call to a final 25bps hike in August to 4.60%, citing dovish May messaging and
New Zealand's unemployment rate fell to 5.3% in Q1, beating the 5.4% forecast, but economists warn the labour market impact of
I posted earlier on Trump trying to hold together the ceasefire:Trump seeks to preserve Iran ceasefire as UAE says missile and
Trump: Iran, U.S. have mutually agreed that, while blockade will remain in full force and effect, Project Freedom (movement of ships
New Zealand jobs reportI'll have more to come on this separately. ADDED, here:New Zealand unemployment falls to 5.3% in Q1, beating
US Secretary of State Rubio declared Operation Epic Fury concluded and the Strait of Hormuz ceasefire intact, even as the UAE
The RBA raised its cash rate 25bps to 4.35% in an 8-1 vote, citing Middle East inflation pressures, but Westpac sees
Is USD/JPY heading back to 160? For now, the answer is no—but the risk is clearly building as global yield dynamics
Dollar is rising as risk aversion creeps back into global markets as the US–Iran ceasefire comes under increasing strain. Developments over
Markets were whipsawed today by a dramatic but ultimately false headline—and the reaction says everything about current risk conditions. Reports that
Dollar is starting the week on a soft footing, and even a strong US non-farm payroll report this week may not
Dollar’s broader weakness reasserted itself last week, even as it managed a modest late rebound against Euro. Across the board, however,
Dollar remains firmly on the defensive as markets head into the US session, with selling pressure picking up once again. Despite
Dollar is losing ground quickly as markets move into May, caught between a powerful risk rally and a sharp rebound in
Yen is stealing the spotlight in an otherwise crowded macro day—and it did not take actual intervention to do it. After
Today’s calendar is packed with major data releases including GDP and inflation from Eurozone and the US, ECB and BoE rate
USD/JPY is once again approaching the 160 level, putting markets on alert for potential Japanese intervention. The pair’s steady climb, driven
Despite the renewed surge in oil prices, there has been little shift in overall sentiment. Brent’s move higher would typically trigger
Oil prices extended their rally in today’s session, with Brent breaking through the $111 mark and confirming a decisive move above
Yen strengthened broadly after the Bank of Japan’s hawkish hold, but gains are likely to be short-lived as markets question how
Dollar is coming under renewed pressure as traders move to lighten long positions ahead of the FOMC meeting this week. The
Asian equities surged to fresh record highs, with KOSPI jumping more than 2.5% and Nikkei advancing over 1.5%, extending what has
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