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New Zealand Retail Sales ex Autos (QoQ): 1.5% (4Q) vs 1.2%
New Zealand Retail Sales (QoQ) above forecasts (0.6%) in 4Q: Actual (0.9%)
Where? In tech relative to SPY on a daily basis, just daily for now.
DBS Group Research economist Chua Han Teng expects the People’s Bank of China to keep the 1-year Loan Prime Rate at
MUFG analysts Lin Li, Michael Wan, Lloyd Chan and Khang Sek Lee highlight an Asia‑centric week dominated by geopolitics, inflation and
UOB Global Economics & Markets Research reports that Malaysia’s inflation remained stable in January, slightly below its own forecast and in
DBS Group Research’s Radhika Rao highlights that Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas cut its policy rate by 25bps to 4.25%, citing weaker-than-expected
The AUD/USD advances for the second straight day, up by 0.36% as the Greenback edges lower as US economic growth takes
Gold prices rally more than 1% on Friday after economic growth in the US decelerated, while inflation rose past the 3%
MUFG’s Senior Currency Analyst Lloyd Chan notes that Bank Indonesia kept its 2026 growth forecast at 4.9%–5.7% and still expects inflation
The US Dollar (USD) held firm on Friday after the release of top-tier data, but the US Dollar Index (DXY) posted
United States CFTC Gold NC Net Positions fell from previous $160K to $159.9K
United States CFTC Oil NC Net Positions up to 141.3K from previous 117.8K
Australia CFTC AUD NC Net Positions: $45.9K vs $33.2K
Eurozone CFTC EUR NC Net Positions down to €174.5K from previous €180.3K
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US and Iranian negotiators are poised to meet in Geneva after Tehran submits a detailed nuclear proposal. Officials describe the talks
China is back from its week long 'Spring Break' Lunar New Year holiday today. The calendar is light. We've had some
Summary:Rolls-Royce is expected to announce a fresh share buyback of up to £1.5bn (~$2bn) with annual results this week, Sky News
ECB’s Lagarde urges clarity as US tariff turmoil returns.Summary:Lagarde warns renewed US tariff uncertainty risks fresh disruptionSays businesses need clarity on
Well, the news of note, from Friday, is of course:Supreme Court strikes down Trump tariffsKaren was quick to throw a tantrum:That
Ethereum traders are seeing something unusual beneath the surface.On Feb 20, options flow across two Ethereum-linked ETFs told very different stories.
Trump is raising the tariff he just announced yesterday from 10% to 15%.He announced on Truth Social:Based on a thorough, detailed,
Supreme Court rules against Trump tariffsUS Q4 advance GDP +1.4% vs +3.0% expectedUS December PCE inflation +2.9% vs +2.8% expectedTrump says
I would have expected the Supreme Court decision to be a negative for gold, as it opens the pathway to a
US President Donald Trump announced he will invoke a 10% global tariff via Section 122. This is generally what was expected
The NYT reports:President Trump is planning to invoke new trade authorities in response to the Supreme Court’s ruling overturning his sweeping
Fed's Logan: I'm not fully convinced we are on a path all the way to 2%Policy is well positioned to deal
We are stepping into what might be the most consequential week of the Q4 earnings season. The spotlight is squarely on
The Atlanta Fed’s initial GDPNow estimate for Q1 2026 real GDP growth came in at 3.1% (annualized) as of February 20,
Market action in the wake of the tariff decision has been choppy.There aren't many tariff/Supreme Court experts on trading desks, so
Global markets were forced to face three major developments last week, each capable on its own of destabilizing sentiment. Instead of
Sterling leads the currency markets today, buoyed by stronger-than-expected UK PMI and retail sales data that reinforced the narrative of economic
Dollar remained generally firm in otherwise quiet Asian trading, with broader FX flows subdued but sentiment increasingly cautious. There is a
Dollar jumped in early US session after jobless claims came in much stronger than expected, reinforcing signs of labor market resilience.
Risk appetite was strong in Asian markets today, with several centers returning from Lunar New Year holidays and equities advancing. South
Dollar trades slightly firmer as investors position ahead of FOMC minutes from January meeting. The hold decision itself is old news;
Sterling trades broadly lower today after weaker-than-expected UK labor data strengthened expectations for a March rate cut from BoE. Rising unemployment
Yen strengthened modestly in quiet Asian trading, with many regional centers closed for Lunar New Year. Liquidity remains thin, keeping most
Aussie is mildly firmer in quiet trading, though momentum remains restrained. Broader market conditions are subdued, with most major pairs still
Trading in Asian markets was subdued at the start of the week, with activity dampened by the U.S. holiday and the
There was no single, dominant theme in currency markets last week. Instead, price action reflected a mix of cross-asset divergences. Dollar
Forex markets remained relatively steady following the January US CPI release, with the slightly softer-than-expected headline reading failing to trigger major
Risk aversion reasserted itself across global markets overnight as NASDAQ led US equities sharply lower once again, with AI disruption fears
Forex markets are relatively subdued today, with most major pairs and crosses confined within yesterday’s ranges. After recent volatility, positioning appears
Risk sentiment was mixed in Asia today as Japan returned from holiday with Nikkei extending its post-election surge and briefly breaching
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