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The PBOC allows the yuan to fluctuate within a +/- 2% range, around this reference rate. More here on this. Earlier:Weekend
Friday's confirmed joint intervention appears to be doing double duty, supporting the yen directly while also pushing Japanese short-dated yields to
The strength of Japan's manufacturing data, with output growth at its fastest since February 2014 and new orders rising at the
USD/yuan took a hit alongside USD/JPY in Friday's intervention. ---The People’s Bank of China is due to set the daily USD/CNY reference
Mimura's framing of the joint intervention as the culmination of a longstanding currency alliance reinforces the narrative of durable, structural cooperation
JP Morgan's analysis introduces a meaningful caveat to the recent show of unity between Washington and Tokyo on yen intervention: the
The latest crossing figures underscore just how far shipping activity through both chokepoints remains from pre-conflict norms, with Hormuz traffic in
The rise to 52.0 signals a modest but genuine improvement in Australian manufacturing conditions, with production and new orders both returning
Official confirmation from both US Treasury Secretary Bessent and Japan's Ministry of Finance removes any ambiguity that had surrounded Friday's suspected
We've had the data from NZ already:number of new dwelling consents-3.6% m/m and +32.1% y/y The focus is on the private
Two incoming reports:Iran's IRGC has just launched an anti-ship cruise missile toward the Strait of Hormuz, likely target being an oil tanker
Trump with his market supportive comments ahead of the open have had an impact:oil down around 6%ES and NQ up around
Trump's framing of the yen intervention as both a function of the US-Japan relationship and a source of financial benefit to
Trump's claim of a completed Hormuz agreement should be treated cautiously by markets pending independent confirmation from Iran or a third
The absence of large-scale stimulus signals limited near-term upside for commodities and industrial demand tied directly to Chinese fiscal expansion, with
The Dollar fell despite a hawkish Fed vote, rising yields, and rebounding oil — all bullish macro signals — as Japan's
Why Friday’s Dollar rebound doesn’t undo the week’s bearish narrative, and what a volatile weekend could do next What’s happening: Dollar
A weaker Dollar usually lifts Gold and Silver, but this week's decline is being driven by fading Fed hike bets and
Why USD/JPY’s plunge from 163.70 to below 160 has traders asking whether Japan intervened, not just whether the BoJ will hike
TL;DR: EUR/USD’s rebound reflects broad-based Euro strength as oil’s rebound since mid-week pushes markets toward the ECB’s own hawkish scenario, lifting
TL;DR: The Fed’s July hold looked hawkish on the surface, but September hike odds actually fell to 65% from 76%. At
Geopolitical escalation, deepening AI valuation doubts, and a high-stakes Fed vote all collide in the same session Today’s themes: Middle East
TL;DR: With geopolitical risk fading and Brent retreated sharply this week, Gold has settled into a narrow range above $4,000 —
TL;DR: Australia’s soft CPI print has pushed all four major banks into agreement that the RBA’s tightening cycle is over for
Dollar pushed broadly higher on Tuesday as investors navigated a combination of deteriorating risk sentiment and persistent expectations that the Federal
TL;DR: RBA Governor Michele Bullock has reframed Wednesday’s Q2 CPI report — the question isn’t whether core inflation is elevated, but
TL;DR: Nvidia’s near-5% overnight drop over expanding circular financing deals with OpenAI triggered a broad Asian tech selloff and dragged Bitcoin
Risk sentiment improved markedly at the start of the week after the United States and Iran suspended military strikes over the
TL;DR:Will the Fed and BoJ jointly surprise markets this week? USD/JPY, already at a 40-year high above 163, faces amplified two-way
TL;DR: Brent crude gapped sharply lower to $85.50 as US and Iran refrained from further strikes over the weekend, but shipping
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