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The Bank of Japan (BoJ) is widely expected to keep interest rates unchanged at 0.75%, as there’s still limited progress on
Prior +1.7%Core CPI +2.4% vs +2.4% y/y prelimPrior +2.2%No changes to the initial estimates with the country breakdown seen below. The
The Federal Reserve is expected to keep interest rates unchanged at 3.50-3.75% and take a "wait and see" approach amid the
The Bank of Canada (BoC) is expected to keep interest rates steady at 2.25% and maintain a cautious approach amid the
On St. Patrick's Day, as 2 million spectators flood the streets of New York City, USA₮ (https://usat.io/), a digital dollar issued
This was the big news from earlier today but let's put things into context based on what the numbers are saying.
EUROPEAN SESSIONIn the European session, we don't have anything on the agenda other than the final Eurozone CPI report. The preliminary
At some point last week, US stocks were pushed to the limit. But once again, it is a case of bend
Amid a better risk mood so far this week, the dollar has also struggled a fair bit. The fate of the
NQ analysis: order flow points to a bullish repair, but not a runaway breakoutNasdaq price prediction today leans bullish, with a
There is perhaps just one to take note of on the day, as highlighted in bold below.That being for USD/JPY at
US stocks posted back-to-back daily gains in trading yesterday for the first time since the end of February. And S&P 500
Barclays flags strongest stock buy signal in a year as sentiment resetsFed set to hold as Deutsche Bank flags geopolitics clouding
Bullish tactical signal: light positioning and washed-out sentiment raise the risk of a sharp upside squeeze in equities, potentially lifting the
Neutral-to-hawkish hold: focus on oil and geopolitics may keep rate-cut expectations contained, supporting USD and front-end yields if inflation risks are
Markets were steady in Asian session today, with equities posting modest gains led by Japan, as investors showed signs of “war
The global markets are holding in limbo today as the initial surge in geopolitical risk faded and attention shifted back toward
Dollar edged higher today as fresh Iranian strikes on UAE energy infrastructure revived concerns over global oil supply, tempering the cautious
Oil slipped back below $100 today as signs emerged that the Strait of Hormuz remains navigable, easing fears of a full
Markets stayed cautious today as hopes for a multinational naval coalition to escort tankers through the Strait of Hormuz ran into
“King Dollar” returned with a vengeance last week as global markets were jolted by a volatile mix of geopolitical escalation and
Market sentiment showed tentative signs of stabilization today as Brent crude slipped back below the psychological $100 per barrel level. The
Global markets remain firmly locked in risk-off mode as investors grapple with a renewed escalation in the Iran conflict and the
Global markets have entered a fragile calmness as investors await the next major catalyst. With only second-tier data scheduled and Fed
Dollar advanced broadly today as risk aversion swept through global markets. Asian equities declined while investors moved back toward safe-haven assets
Dollar edged modestly higher in early US session, but the move lacked conviction as investors digested February CPI data that broadly
The “safe haven” trade continues to unwind today, as seen in the weakness in Dollar. This softening is mirrored across the
Global markets extended their recovery today as fears of a catastrophic disruption in global oil supply continued to ease. Asian and
Global markets have begun to regain stability after Monday’s oil-driven turmoil, with Asian equities rallying today following a rebound in US
Market sentiment showed tentative signs of stabilization after the sharp panic seen at the open of the day. Oil prices eased
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