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GBP/USD accelerated into a fifth straight winning session on Wednesday, gaining another 0.55% on the day and pushing through the 1.3200
New Zealand ANZ Business Confidence rose from previous 58.1 to 67.1 in November
The EUR/USD registers back-to-back bullish days boosted by speculation that the Federal Reserve might cut rates at the December meeting, following
New Zealand Retail Sales ex Autos (QoQ) climbed from previous 0.7% to 1.9% in 3Q
New Zealand Retail Sales (QoQ) came in at 1.9%, above forecasts (0.6%) in 3Q
The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) gained another 300 points on Wednesday, clawing back recent losses and retesting the 47,500 level.
The Canadian Dollar (CAD) found a fresh round of bidding strength on Wednesday, lurching into its highest levels against the US
The Federal Reserve (Fed) Beige Book highlighted on Wednesday that wages are growing slowly, which has led to further declines in
The US Dollar (USD) remained on the back foot on Wednesday despite auspicious US data releases ahead of the Thanksgiving Day
Gold (XAU/USD) rises sharply on Wednesday, edging up over 0.80% sponsored by falling US Treasury yields and a weaker US Dollar,
United States 7-Year Note Auction declined to 3.781% from previous 3.79%
West Texas Intermediate (WTI) Crude Oil trades little changed on Wednesday, hovering near one-month lows as traders show a muted reaction
United States Baker Hughes US Oil Rig Count: 407 vs previous 419
The Japanese Yen (JPY) remains under pressure against the US Dollar (USD) on Wednesday despite a broadly weaker Greenback.
EUR/JPY trades higher on Wednesday around 181.30, up 0.40% at the time of writing. The cross benefits from improving risk sentiment
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AustralianQ3 Private Capital Expenditure Building capex rose 2.1% q/q (previous +0.2%).Plant and machinery capex jumped 11.5% q/q (previous +0.3%) takes this
People's Bank of China USD/CNY reference rate is due around 0115 GMT.The People's Bank of China (PBOC), China's central bank, is
more to come This article was written by Eamonn Sheridan at investinglive.com.
New Zealand November business confidence 67.1%, the highest in 11 yearsprior 58.1%Business activity 53.1%prior 44.6%New Zealand posting solid numbers yet again.
Japan is preparing to significantly expand short-tenor bond issuance to help fund its latest economic stimulus package, according to officials speaking
The Wall Street Journal reports that President Trump privately urged Japan’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi to soften her rhetoric toward China
Deutsche Bank has lifted its 2026 gold forecast, citing a rare alignment of structural and technical forces that continue to push
Reserve Bank of New Zealand Governor Christian Hawkesby said the central bank is now more confident that monetary policy has shifted
HSBC expects OpenAI to remain unprofitable until at least 2030, warning that the company will need an additional US$207 billion to
JPMorgan has reversed its stance on U.S. monetary policy and now expects the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates at the
Soaring NZ retail sales for Q3 2025.New Zealand Retail Sales +1.9% q/qexpected +0.6%, prior +0.5% New Zealand Retail Sales Quarterly vs.
Major US indices close higher for the 4th consecutive dayCarney to meet Trump at World Cup draw as Canada-U.S. trade talks
Bank of America has turned more cautious on U.S. equities, predicting only modest gains for the S&P 500 through 2026. The
The major US stock indices are closing higher led by the NASDAQ index with a gain of 0.82%. Looking at the
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney will travel to Washington next week for the 2026 World Cup draw, where he expects to
Sterling advanced broadly today as markets reacted positively to the highly anticipated Autumn Budget. Early jitters surfaced when the OBR mistakenly
Risk-on sentiment extended through Asian session, from intensifying bets on December Fed rate cut. The shift in sentiment sent US stocks
Dollar weakened notably against Euro and Yen in early U.S. session, tracking another leg lower in Treasury yields as markets absorbed
Trading in the currency markets remained largely steady in Asian session, with major pairs and crosses stuck in unusually tight ranges.
Dollar is trading on the back foot today as markets add to bets on a December Fed rate cut, extending the
Asian trading has been subdued with Japan on holiday. Yen’s sharp rebound at the end of last week has failed to
Global markets closed last week on an uncertain footing. While bears appeared to have an upper hand, the control was never
New York Fed President John Williams delivered the day’s biggest surprise, signaling that he sees scope for another rate cut in
Commodity currencies came back under pressure today as the burst of Nvidia-driven optimism evaporated almost as quickly as it arrived. After
Dollar strength faded mildly after the stronger-than-expected U.S. non-farm payroll report, as traders showed little appetite to extend the post-data rally.
Investor sentiment turned decisively positive in Asian markets today, even as traders continued dialing back expectations for a December Fed rate
Yen’s selloff accelerated again today despite repeated warnings from top Japanese officials that they are monitoring FX markets with a “strong
Risk-off sentiment continues to drive global markets this week, but the traditional safe-haven Yen is gaining little traction from the turbulence.
Global markets remain under pressure today as risk sentiment deteriorates further across regions. Europe opened firmly lower, tracking the broad declines
Swiss Franc and Yen led the forex board in Asian session today, buoyed by a fresh wave of risk aversion. U.S.
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