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FUNDAMENTAL OVERVIEW Bitcoin has been consolidating since last Wednesday, with ongoing US-Iran tensions keeping a lid of further gains. The backdrop has
The sanctions fight against Iran isn't just playing out through traditional means anymore. While oil exports and banks remain the bigger
Prior +3.3%HICP +4.1% vs +3.8% y/y expectedPrior +3.2%Italy's preliminary September inflation data showed a significant acceleration in price pressures, with the
FUNDAMENTAL OVERVIEW Gold has been pulling back from the Monday’s lows as renewed optimism around US-Iran talks helped ease the tensions. Both
Well, the latest German state CPI readings are starting to paint a fairly clear picture ahead of the national report later today.The
Germany September unemployment change 12k vs 1k expectedPrior 4kGermany September unemployment rate 6.4% vs 6.4% expectedPrior 6.4%The breakdownGerman unemployment rose significantly
Central bank meetings are among the most important events on the market calendar, but traders do not listen to policymakers only
Eurostoxx +0.6%Germany DAX +0.8%France CAC 40 +0.4%UK FTSE +0.8%Spain IBEX +0.8%Italy FTSE MIB +0.7%It is a solid start across Europe as
France September preliminary CPI +3.0% vs +2.8% y/y expectedPrior +2.4%France September preliminary HICP +3.4% vs +3.1% y/y expectedPrior +2.6%The breakdownThe pickup
EUROPEAN SESSIONIn the European session, we get the French and German inflation data. The French HICP Y/Y is expected at 3.2%
Germany August retail sales +1.3% vs +1.5% m/m expectedPrior -3.4%The breakdownThe rebound here is notable, even if it misses on forecasts
Germany August import prices +1.0% vs +0.7% m/m expectedPrior +0.2%Germany August import prices +8.3% vs +8.0% y/y expectedPrior +6.8%The breakdownImport prices
UK Q2 final GDP +0.5% vs +0.4% q/q prelimPrior (Q1) +0.6%UK Q2 final GDP +1.4% vs +1.2% y/y prelimPrior (Q1) +0.9%The
There are two notable expiry levels to watch out for on the day, as highlighted in bold below.The first one is
German inflation will be one of the main economic data points to watch out for in European trading today, with the
Sterling's rally started before today's stronger UK GDP data—markets now price an 89.2% probability of a November BoE hike and a
EUR/JPY and AUD/JPY have broken key technical support this week, but the weekly performance breakdown shows only 0.1–0.3 percentage points of
DXY has reached 101.30 and is testing 101.63–101.80 resistance near a two-month high, but the rally's momentum is flattening as two
Gold and Silver both sold off as the U.S. 10-year yield surged to a fresh multi-decade high near 5.232%, but BMO
The RBA raised rates 25bp to 4.60% unanimously with hawkish statement language, yet AUD/USD reversed sharply after Governor Michele Bullock said
Yen surged broadly Monday, pushing USD/JPY through 157, after Japan's Vice Finance Minister Atsushi Mimura sharpened Tokyo's intervention warning, saying markets
Bitcoin may have completed a five-wave advance at 87,354, with 85,131.78 the pivot that decides whether the correction starts—but a pullback
Gold broke below 4,200 on Monday after taking out 4,234.68 and the 61.8% retracement at 4,230.70, turning a persistent oil-to-rates headwind
The Dollar Index closed near 101.03 after a hawkish Fed-driven rally, but it’s now approaching genuine resistance at 101.80–102.86 rather than
Today’s themes: Dollar: gave back part of this week’s yield-driven rally, weaker against EUR, JPY, GBP, CHF, AUD and NZD (CAD
The Australian Dollar is the week’s worst-performing major currency even with a September RBA hike to 4.60% essentially fully priced—the weakness
Gold has held its 4,230.70 support through a sharp Treasury yield surge to multi-decade highs, but the real test isn’t whether
Dollar strengthened against every major currency Thursday as three drivers moved together: October Fed hike odds surged to 77.5%, from roughly
October Fed hike odds have surged to 69.7% on a booming flash PMI, driving the 2-year and 10-year Treasury yields to
Brent completed a round trip, falling into the low $98s on Tuesday as traders priced a faster Hormuz reopening, then reclaiming
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