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For crude, the Qatar meeting is the session’s swing event. Signs of a credible path back to a ceasefire and nuclear
The data confirms Tokyo will spend heavily, and alongside Washington, to defend the yen. That keeps intervention risk firmly in play
This is a risk-positive development. Removing the chance of a tariff snapback gives some cushion to a market rattled by the
The memory sell-off is the sharpest sign yet that investors are pricing a peak in the AI capex cycle before the
A hot PPI and a soft CPI is a poor mix for China’s growth outlook. It points to margin compression for
Goldman’s cut adds weight to the view that rates, not geopolitics, are setting gold’s direction for now. With December Fed hike
The PBOC allows the yuan to fluctuate within a +/- 2% range, around this reference rate. More here on this. People's Bank
In this war, gold trades through the oil, inflation and rates channel rather than as a safe haven. That makes crude
The gap between futures pricing and analyst expectations is the key tension for UK assets. If the BoE delivers only one
Earlier:China steps up market stabilisation push: three short-term priorities for equitiesThe People’s Bank of China is due to set the daily
For oil, a Trump, Xi and Putin meeting focused partly on ending the Iran war is a potential de-escalation catalyst. It
Ueda’s acknowledgement of upside inflation risks, with energy costs set to push price growth higher into early next year, leans hawkish.
The State Council’s call reinforces the sense of a policy floor under Chinese equities. That should help cap downside volatility in
A PPI print above 5% alongside sub-1% CPI would reinforce the market’s read that China is importing cost pressure without the
Traders have largely priced in the political shift. The bigger risk now is to timing: the market structure bill could slip
The US midterms set off sharp swings across stocks, oil, Treasury yields and the Dollar last week, but they did not
October nonfarm payrolls rose 165K against the 56K consensus, unemployment fell from 4.2% to 4.1% and average hourly earnings strengthened to
The Nikkei closed down 5.96% at 57,434.77, entering a bear market, while KOSPI fell 6.02% and TAIEX 4.51%. AUD/JPY and AUD/USD
Today's US Nonfarm Payrolls report (forecast +56K, unemployment 4.2%) lands after markets scaled back 2027 Fed hike expectations while keeping a
The post-midterm rotation spread across major equity markets on Thursday. The selling is concentrated in semiconductor and AI-infrastructure stocks rather than
Brent Oil fell 8.7% on Wednesday to $94.62, reversing roughly half of its advance from $70.14 to $117.45 as markets removed
Gold has rebounded nearly 7% from its 3,869.96 low to around 4,133 as the US 10-year Treasury yield fell from its
Dollar fell to a one-month low on Wednesday as markets reassessed Democratic control of Congress. Dollar Index dropped 0.6% toward 101.27,
The Nikkei 225 plunged 4.84% to 60,030.10, its lowest since May, after the US midterms, then rebounded toward 61,944 to cut
Dollar lacked clear direction on Tuesday as investors approached the US midterm elections amid renewed technology-sector weakness, AI financing concerns and
Silver is falling more than 3% today, erasing Monday's entire recovery, while oil, Treasury yields and the Dollar offered little explanation.
The RBA raised its cash rate 25bps to 4.85% on a split 6–3 vote, dropped its explicit tightening bias and signalled
Dollar traded without a clear direction during Monday’s European session, even though CME FedWatch showed the probability of a December 25bps
Gold plunged 3.61% on Friday to 3,875.19, its first decisive daily close below $4,000, as Fed-led global tightening and liquidation-style selling
The RBA (4.60% to 4.85%, 81.2% priced) and the BoE (3.75% to 4.00%, 94.4% priced) are both expected to hike this
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