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The move is a minor but symbolically notable data point in the broader, gradual erosion of the US dollar's dominance as
Brent and WTI both jumped more than 3% on Monday as the weekend's escalation revived the market's Hormuz risk premium, though
A modest upward revision to Japan's growth outlook alongside a lower near-term inflation forecast would be a nuanced signal for yen
We just had the one data point on the agenda today:NZ services sector returns to growth as PSI hits 50.6 in
June's move back above the 50.0 breakeven line offers the first tangible sign that New Zealand's services sector, which makes up
Globex has reopened for the week's trade with oil up around 3% and equity index futures down. Equity index futures are
A combined autumn fiscal statement covering both tax measures and departmental budgets would represent a significant shift in UK fiscal signalling,
The fresh 5 p.m. ET wave of US strikes confirms Washington is sustaining, not winding down, its campaign against Iranian military
The widening of Iranian strikes to Qatar and the UAE, states that had avoided attack for months, signals a material escalation
Good morning, afternoon or evening to all ForexLive traders and welcome to the start of the FX week.In main Asian centre
The coming week is headlined by two events that have the potential to reshape expectations for Federal Reserve policy and drive
According to statements released by his office, Senator Graham died on July 11, 2026, at age 71, following what was described
Canada June employment report shows +18.2K jobs vs +10K expectedBaker Hughes total rig count +1 at 580Fed report to Congress sees
Lower oil prices generally lead to lower consumer fuel prices ... but not always.There is a risk that models are overly
Earnings season starts in earnest next week and the stakes couldn't be higher. The S&P 500 is coming off a Q2
Last week delivered no shortage of market-moving headlines, yet remarkably few decisive market moves. Investors had to navigate renewed US-Iran tensions,
Currency markets is heading to the end of the week on a subdued note as a series of developments across Canada,
Yen strengthened broadly today after Japanese Finance Minister Katayama said Tokyo wants to encourage pension funds, including the Government Pension Investment
New Zealand Dollar outperformed across the board today after a much stronger-than-expected manufacturing survey reinforced confidence that the economy is gaining
GBP/CAD climbed to its highest level in a decade this week, reflecting an increasingly powerful divergence between a Pound supported by
Gold and silver have lost the momentum generated by their recent rebounds, but sellers have yet to secure the decisive breakdown
Markets were driven by two competing sources of uncertainty today as Brent crude surged toward the $80 mark while investors awaited
Fresh US airstrikes against Iranian targets finally gave oil bears a reason to blink. Brent crude rallied back above $76 after
The New Zealand dollar received the boost that normally accompanies a rate hike, but the rally quickly lost momentum. The Reserve
Financial markets spent much of today’s session waiting rather than reacting. Most major currency pairs traded comfortably within yesterday’s ranges as
Bitcoin may have delivered one of its most encouraging signals in weeks, but it was not the rebound itself that mattered.
Sterling’s rally has been about more than better sentiment toward the UK. It has been driven by the disappearance of one
USD/JPY bulls are back. After last week’s intervention scare briefly knocked the pair lower, Yen selling returned today as the most
Gold found its footing above $4,000 after June’s disappointing US payrolls report triggered broad-based Dollar selling and eased expectations for a
Last week’s post-US NFP rebound has given NZD/USD some breathing room, but it has done little to convince traders that the
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