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EUR/USD drops for the fourth straight day on Thursday as jobs economic data fared better than expected. Data in the Eurozone
United States Consumer Credit Change below expectations ($10B) in November: Actual ($4.229B)
United States Consumer Credit Change came in at $4.229B, below expectations ($10B) in November
United States Consumer Credit Change came in at $4.23B, below expectations ($10B) in November
Gold price hovers around its opening price on Thursday after hitting a daily low of $4,407 as US Treasury yields rise
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said on a CNBC interview on Thursday that the Federal Reserve (Fed) should continue to cut
The US Dollar (USD) posted decent gains, enough to maintain its optimism unchanged so far this year. Meanwhile, market participants remained
Argentina Industrial Output n.s.a (YoY) declined to -8.7% in November from previous -2.9%
2026 is turning out to be full of surprises, mostly due to President Trump. He is once again dominating markets, and
The Canadian Dollar (CAD) remains on the defensive against the US Dollar (USD) on Thursday, pressured by broad-based Greenback strength. At
AUD/USD extends its pullback and trades around 0.6690 on Thursday at the time of writing, down 0.40% on the day, after
Bloom Energy (BE) showed that its euphoric 2025 rally might continue this year. Shares of the fuel cell company jumped as
United States 4-Week Bill Auction fell from previous 3.59% to 3.55%
The Pound Sterling falls for the third straight day, down some 0.10% as US jobs data has revealed that the labor
The Pound Sterling (GBP) falls for the third straight day on Thursday against the US Dollar (USD), down some 0.10% as
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Summary:HSBC sees gold hitting $5,000/oz in H1 2026 on geopolitical and debt risksBank cuts 2026 average forecast slightly to $4,587/ozWarns of
US posts smallest trade deficit since 2009Atlanta Fed Q4 GDPNow 5.4% vs 2.7% priorNew York Fed survey sees rising one-year consumer
Summary:Trump says he has ordered $200 bn in MBS purchases to lower mortgage ratesPlan aims to compress mortgage spreads and reduce
There was a distinct air of rotation in US stock markets on Thursday as chipmakers struggled and dragged down the Nasdaq
The market focus for the data agenda ahead here in Asia - Pacific today, Friday, January 9, 2026, is the December
Oil has steadily climbed today, though not enough to recoup the losses on Tuesday and Wednesday.WTI crude is up $1.60 to
If the Supreme Court limits the President’s use of IEEPA in the Learning Resources case, the administration will certainly pivot to
What's expected:Consensus estimate +60K (range +19K to +155K)November +64KPrivate consensus estimate +64KUnemployment rate consensus estimate: 4.5% vs 4.6% priorParticipation rate consensus
From the Atlanta Fed:The GDPNow model estimate for real GDP growth (seasonally adjusted annual rate) in the fourth quarter of 2025
One year inflation expectations +3.4% vs +3.2%Three-year inflation unchanged at 3.0%Five year inflation unchanged at 3.0%Job-finding expectations hit record lowExpectations of
Prior was +0.5%Wholesale trade sales -0.4% vs -0.2% expIt's not clear whether we will get the Atlanta Fed GDPNow tracker but
Sector OverviewToday's market landscape reveals a mixed bag of performances across various sectors. The technology sector, led by giants like Microsoft
The US dollar reaction immediately after the October trade data was tepid, with about 10 pips of gains in USD/JPY but
USD trading quietly as FX volatility compresses sharplyThe USD is little changed on the day, with price action defined by very
Initial Jobless Claims (week ending Jan 3)Initial claims: 208K, +8K vs last week (prior week revised up to 200K)Weekly revision: Last
Market sentiment has tilted mildly risk-off, though there is no sign of aggressive follow-through selling. Price action suggests caution rather than
Global markets have turned cautious again, with the mild selloff in US equities overnight that carried into Asian trading. A key
Global markets are trading in mixed fashion, with risk appetite showing early signs of fatigue after a strong start to the
Yen recovered modestly during the Asian session as Japanese equities edged lower, but both moves lacked conviction. The pullback in the
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
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