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The US Dollar (USD) navigated an inconclusive range near recent lows, as volatility remained scarce and trade conditions thin in light
The Australian Dollar (AUD) remains on the front foot against the US Dollar (USD) on Thursday, as traders lean into expectations
USD/CHF trades around 0.8050 on Thursday at the time of writing, virtually inchandeg for the day.
External Bank of England (BoE) MPC Member Megan Greene spoke at the Goodbody Annual Equity Conference in Dublin on Thursday. She
Silver (XAG/USD) drifts slightly lower on Thursday, trading around $53.25, down 0.15% on the day at the time of writing. The
The GBP/USD pair remains steady at around 1.3230 on Thursday as market participants digest the UK’s Autumn Budget amid thin trading liquidity conditions, with US
The Japanese Yen trims part of its earlier recovery against the US Dollar on Thursday as the Greenback shows resilience in
EUR/JPY trades around 181.25 on Thursday at the time of writing, as the market digests a mild boost for the Euro
The GBP/USD pair remains steady at around 1.3230 on Thursday as market participants digest the UK’s Autumn Budget amid thin trading
The Euro (EUR) trades flat against the British Pound (GBP) on Thursday after a sharp slide on Wednesday following the United
Markets are weighing BoE rate cut prospects against sticky inflation and muted growth, leaving GBP outlook nuanced despite yesterday’s calm in
The Economist described it as a ‘bodge-it budget’ that doesn’t give Britain what it needs. The FT calls it a ‘Spend now,
Gold (XAU/USD) is treading water on Thursday as a modest rebound in the US Dollar (USD) weighs on the precious metal.
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Canada Current Account came in at -9.68B, above forecasts (-16.5B) in 3Q
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I expect slack to increaseIt's encouraging that services inflation is coming downEvidence on wage growth is also encouragingBoE projection is benignInflation
The RBNZ’s 25-basis-point cut yesterday — paired with guidance that rates will likely remain steady for an extended period — gave
Likely to agree on mechanism to assess members' maximum production capacityThis was already expected, so not really new information. We got
There are no final versions to the peace planWe agree that Trumpìs Ukraine plain can be used as a basis for
Prior was -21.16 billion (revised to -21.56 billion)From the agency: "The decrease in the current account deficit in the third quarter
Headlines:Reminder: Thanksgiving holiday to sap the appetite from markets todayGold continues to keep within technical pennant for nowUSD/JPY Technical Analysis: Weakness
Assessment of inflation outlook was broadly unchangedThe view was expressed that the rate-cutting cycle had come to an endThat since the
Fundamental OverviewThe USD weakened across the board recently following soft ADP data and a Bloomberg report saying that Hassett emerged as
I would focus on 2026, 2027 inflation projectionsDownside risks to inflation are better known but we shouldn't discount upsideDelay to ETS2
Some backdrop on the matter:Trump's visit to Malaysia looks to be a twofold oneMalaysia clarifies that it still maintains ban on
Economic confidence 97.0 vs 97.0 expectedPrior 96.8Industrial confidence -9.3 vs -8.0 expectedPrior -8.2Services confidence 5.7 vs 4.4 expectedPrior 4.0Slight delay in
Industrial sales Y/Y +3.4% vs -0.1% priorFull report hereThis is a very volatile indicator and not a market-moving release.From the agency:In
The precious metal may be up a little over 2% on the week thus far but the technical picture remains the
Prior 88.3Consumer confidence 95.0 vs 97.6 expectedPrior 97.6Full report hereThis is not a market-moving release.From the agency: In November 2025, the
Prior +2.8%Broad money growth in the euro area remains unchanged in October, with the narrower M1 showing annual growth of 5.2%
Trading turned subdued as markets moved into the U.S. session, with activity expected to slow further as Thanksgiving approaches. Liquidity conditions
New Zealand Dollar’s broad-based rally extended through today’s Asian session as a run of solid domestic data continued to bolster confidence
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.
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