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On Wednesday, the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) sets the USD/CNY central rate for the trading session ahead at 6.9533 compared
The EUR/USD pair struggles to capitalize on the previous day's modest bounce from the 1.1780-1.1775 area, or over a one-week low,
The USD/JPY pair gains momentum to around 155.85 during the early Asian trading hours on Wednesday. The Japanese Yen (JPY) weakens
Japan Jibun Bank Services PMI came in at 53.7, above forecasts (53.4) in January
Gold price (XAU/USD) trades in positive territory near $4,985 during the early Asian session on Wednesday. The precious metal extends the
New Zealand ANZ Commodity Price climbed from previous -2.1% to 2% in January
The NZD/USD pair holds positive ground near 0.6050 during the early Asian session on Wednesday, bolstered by a weaker US Dollar
The Pound Sterling (GBP) traded in a narrow range against the US Dollar (USD) on Tuesday, edging modestly higher to near
New Zealand GDT Price Index up to 6.7% from previous 1.5%
The report by Sim Moh Siong and Christopher Wong from OCBC Bank, indicates that a sub-Bloomberg consensus USDCNY fix signals a
New Zealand’s Unemployment Rate rose to 5.4% in the fourth quarter (Q4) of 2025 from 5.3% in the third quarter, according to
Australia S&P Global Services PMI rose from previous 56 to 56.3 in January
Australia S&P Global Composite PMI climbed from previous 55.5 to 55.7 in January
United States API Weekly Crude Oil Stock came in at -11.1M below forecasts (0.7M) in January 30
According to Brown Brothers Harriman (BBH) analysts, the Indian Rupee (INR) has outperformed following a trade deal between the US and
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Earlier:PBOC to inject 800 billion yuan via three-month reverse repo operationYuan seen rising in 2026, but China signals resistance to rapid
Japan’s services-led recovery gained pace in January, though confidence remains cautious despite easing cost pressures.SummaryJapan’s services sector growth accelerated to an
Rose 2.0% m/m in Januaryprior -2.1%In NZD terms the index rose 1.3% m/mstronger NZD offsetting higher commodity prices overseasEarlier:New Zealand jobs
Earlier:Yuan seen rising in 2026, but China signals resistance to rapid gainsThe People’s Bank of China is due to set the
China’s central bank said it will inject 800 billion yuan via a three-month outright reverse repo, using a tool introduced in
China’s export-driven yuan gains are set to continue in 2026, but policymakers are poised to cap the pace of appreciation.Summary:Analysts expect
A Powell pardon would not break the Senate logjam, with Tillis holding firm until the Fed probe concludes.Summary:Senator Tillis says a
AMD beat Q4 forecasts but cautious guidance dented confidence as investors pushed for faster AI upside.Summary:AMD beat Q4 earnings and revenue
New Zealand’s Q4 jobs data showed improving labour momentum beneath a higher jobless rate, leaving policy expectations largely unchanged.Unemployment rate hit
Australia’s services sector surged to a near four-year growth high in January, but softer confidence signals caution beneath the strong activity
New Zealand Q4 2025 employment report. This is just the data post.I'll have more to come on this separately.Here we go,
Via oil price dot com:---Expectations I had seen centred on:Headline crude +0.5 mn barrelsDistillates -2.3 mn bblsGasoline +1.4 mn---The inventory data
US House votes to end government shutdownFed's Barkin: Inflation remains above target, expect more progressFed's Miran: I think we need to
New Zealand Q4 2025 employment report and China's private survey services PMI feature on the calendar today. New Zealand’s labour market
It's never a dull moment in these markets.Bitcoin fell to the lowest since Trump was re-elected earlier today, touching $72,903. That
Forex markets are trading relatively steady as the US session gets underway, with no strong directional conviction emerging. Early risk-on momentum
Australian Dollar surged broadly in Asia session, drawing fresh strength from a hawkish RBA rate hike that reinforced expectations of further
Dollar extended its rebound today, though upside momentum remains restrained. Price action suggests markets are still digesting recent shifts in policy
Yen came under renewed pressure today after comments over the weekend from Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi suggested a softer stance
Last week delivered yet another reminder that volatility has become a feature this year, rather than an exception. Sudden repricing episodes
US President Donald Trump today finally named former Fed Governor Kevin Warsh to succeed Jerome Powell as Fed Chair, bringing an
Dollar is consolidating within a narrow range today, reflecting a temporary balance between supportive near-term developments and persistent longer-term headwinds. Volatility
Trading in the FX markets has turned notably listless, with Dollar continuing to drift lower but without broad-based follow-through. Political pressure,
Market reaction to the Fed’s widely expected rate hold was muted overnight, with equities struggling to find direction. S&P 500 briefly
Dollar found modest support in early US trading, managing a mild recovery as markets position cautiously ahead of the Federal Reserve’s
Dollar’s selloff extended through the week, only managing a brief pause after slipping through the key psychological level of 1.2 against
The brief reprieve for Dollar has already faded. As markets move into the US session, the greenback is once again under
The forex market has finally slipped into a period of stabilization, with Dollar shifting into consolidation after several volatile sessions. All
Dollar remains generally weak as markets move into the early US session, even though outright selling pressure has eased slightly. The
Yen once again took center stage, staging a broad-based rally that gathered pace through the Asian session. USD/JPY dived below 154,
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