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The early dip is modest, which suggests traders see the Russia waiver as a supply cushion rather than a game-changer while
For oil, China’s position as the largest crude importer makes this release a demand signal at a sensitive moment, with the
A wider trade gap is a modest negative for the New Zealand dollar at the margin, since a larger external deficit
A reading barely above 50 does little to shift the outlook for the New Zealand dollar, which takes its lead from
Data from China the focus on the ecnomic info agenda. I'll get a preview posted separately. This article was written by
The drop in EUR/AUD is a euro story first, which makes it vulnerable to a partial reversal once main Asian centres
The unrest adds a domestic political risk layer to the euro, which was already softer in early Asia-Pacific trade, and to
The warning adds a fresh transatlantic trade risk to a market that had largely treated EU digital regulation as a compliance
The euro is lower in early Asia-Pacific trade, though liquidity is very thin with New Zealand effectively the only FX market
Early FX indications, I'll be back with weekend news soon, US equities soft in weekend trading so far. EUR/USD 1.1191, showing lower
S&P 500 forecast after the AI bubble panic: Why Friday's selloff is not yet a major bearish reversalFriday's selloff in AI
BOJ’s Ueda: We will continue to raise rates as underlying inflation approaches 2%US September import price index +1.1% vs +0.8% expectedUS
It will be another weekend of pain at the fuel pumps.WTI crude oil is finishing the week at the highest since
September 2025 was a $198B surplusOutlays $585B vs $346B a year agoReceipts $558B vs $544B a year agoFY2026 deficit $1.992 trillion
The pressure is back on tech stocks today, led by CoreWeave once again.The market continues to smell a rat in the
The Dollar extended its broad-based decline on Friday as Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh offered no indication that another rate hike
GBP/USD Rebounds on Dollar Weakness, but EUR/GBP and GBP/CHF Hold the Sterling Verdict TL;DR: GBP/USD has rebounded sharply from 1.3135, but
US producer inflation surged far beyond expectations on Thursday, retail sales beat forecasts and layoffs remained contained, yet Treasury yields continued
Australia's September employment contracted by 39,300 and unemployment held at 4.7%, driving interest-rate markets to price less than one more 25bp
A hot US CPI briefly sent the 10-year yield to 5.329% and DXY to 102.945, but both reversed sharply as AI
The Dollar surged broadly on Wednesday after September’s US core CPI beat expectations, reversing the recent retreat in Treasury yields. The
Silver slipped below last week's 58.46 low to touch 58.39 even as Treasury yields and the Dollar fell, while the Gold/Silver
The Dollar Weakened Broadly but Modestly as Treasury Yields Extended Their Retreat What’s happening: The Dollar weakened broadly but modestly on
The US 10-year yield fell toward 5.19% on Tuesday, extending its retreat from last week's 5.365% peak, but the Dollar Index
Bitcoin and Ether have defended nearly identical support twice in less than a week—Bitcoin near 80,365–80,953 and Ether near 2,407—but neither
An Announced De-Escalation Is Not Yet a Credible Reduction in Disruption Risks What’s happening: Oil reversed sharply higher on Monday as
The Australian Dollar remains directionless as RBA hike-timing bets stay split across November, December and February, leaving AUD/NZD, AUD/CAD and GBP/AUD
Gold and Silver have rebounded on a retreat in US Treasury yields, with Gold breaking its falling trendline and Silver bouncing
TL;DR: The Dollar rally has lost momentum rather than direction. DXY stalled at 102.232 as Fed urgency faded, long-end Treasury yields
The Dollar weakened modestly since late Thursday, then recovered against the Euro, Sterling and Canadian Dollar during the European morning, with
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