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The split between Tokyo and Seoul on Wednesday captures two different reads on the same macro backdrop. Japanese investors are staying
The story is more interesting for what it reveals about Tether's balance sheet than for any market impact from the shutdown
Trump's tarmac comments sit awkwardly against the news flow of the past several days, with Iran's top security official reiterating the
The PBOC allows the yuan to fluctuate within a +/- 2% range, around this reference rate. More here.Zero 7-day reverse repos
Hatzius's forecast, a headline print around 0.05% month on month and core near 0.19%, would sit in line with or slightly
The move higher in JGB yields, led by a record high on the five year and the highest two year print
The People’s Bank of China is due to set the daily USD/CNY reference rate at around 0115 GMT (2115 US Eastern
Goolsbee's comments carry limited direct market weight given he holds no vote this year, but they land at a moment when
MUFG's framing puts the RBA firmly in the same bucket as other central banks now watching an externally driven inflation shock
The improvement in both readings, and particularly the jump in the chemicals and metal and machinery sub-indexes, points to semiconductor supply
National Australia Bank analyst framing puts less weight on the RBA's unchanged headline numbers and more on the subtle language shift
Westpac's read draws a sharper line than the RBA's own statement suggests, treating the narrower "if upside risks materialise" language as
The decision was fully priced and unanimous, so the market reaction sits less in the outcome than in the tone. CBA
The session captured a market still trading headline to headline rather than settling on a direction. Early upside from the Bab
U.S. markets are wrapping up Tuesday with stocks mostly lower, Treasury yields modestly lower across most of the curve, and the
Three currencies sit at the top of Tuesday's FX board, but they aren't telling one story. Australian Dollar strengthened because the
A hawkish BoE tailwind has lifted Sterling this week, but Thursday's June monthly GDP — not the flattering Q2 headline —
Could Brent oil actually retest $100? A confirmed technical breakout and a Hormuz negotiation stuck on the same unresolved dispute suggest
Yen is under broad-based pressure again, barely 10 days after joint US-Japan intervention forced traders to retreat. Intervention has not failed,
A weak jobs report already made the case for a Fed hold, but only Wednesday's CPI can confirm inflation is cooling
The RBA's Tuesday hold is a formality — what matters for AUD/CAD is whether its tightening bias survives, and the setup
July's shockingly weak NFP report flipped September Fed odds toward a hold, but with Brent still above $80 and the Strait
Why weak payrolls broke the week’s stalemate, and why Hormuz, Saudi warnings and US-China tensions mean the move isn’t a simple
USD/JPY has recovered a third of last week's intervention-driven losses, but Friday's payrolls report sets up an asymmetric trade — a
Why gains across equities, yields, Gold, FX and oil all stalled at once as the promised Hormuz breakthrough failed to arrive
Gold's rebound has technical and macro confirmation behind it, but whether it extends toward 4,500 depends on three interlinked markets —
Weak US ADP employment data (44k, well below expectations) reinforced the market's already-building conviction that the Fed has room to hold
AUD/USD is rallying on improving risk sentiment and a softer Dollar, but the same falling oil prices driving that optimism are
Silver has returned above $60 as growing optimism over a Strait of Hormuz reopening pulls oil lower, reshapes Fed rate expectations,
Why Brent’s failure to break below $80 reveals lingering doubt about Bessent’s Hormuz optimism What’s happening: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said
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