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Headlines:Gold stays poised to post third straight week of gainsUS Treasury move risks creating unintended consequences for markets and the economyWhy
If you ask any executive in the forex industry what they stand for, you will hear the same words. Everyone claims
Rate hikes by year-endRBNZ: 52 bps (91% probability of rate hike at the next meeting)ECB: 40 bps (94% probability of rate hike at the next meeting)BoJ: 35 bps
We're seeing a return back to the Wednesday moves as traders are continuing to weigh the US Treasury decision to double
The first thing any trader should learn is that markets move on expectations. It doesn't matter if they are right or
Prior 52.1Manufacturing PMI 51.5 vs 51.5 expectedPrior 51.9Composite PMI 52.5 vs 51.6 expectedPrior 52.2Comment:Chris Williamson, Chief Business Economist at S&P Global
August flash services PMI 51.7 vs 51.5 expectedPrior 51.7August flash manufacturing PMI 52.8 vs 51.8 expectedPrior 51.9August flash composite PMI 52.1
ECB policymaker Mārtiņš Kazāks said inflation expectations remain anchored close to the ECB's target, a sign that households, businesses, and financial markets
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Q3 earnings sentiment turns defensive as Walmart deepens the warningQ3 earnings reactions have shifted into a more defensive phase. Walmart’s roughly
Prior 52.2Services PMI 48.5 vs 50.1 expectedPrior 49.8Composite PMI 51.0 vs 51.3 expectedPrior 51.3Comment:Phil Smith, Economics Associate Director at S&P Global
August flash services PMI 48.4 vs 49.8 expectedPrior 49.6August flash manufacturing PMI 51.5 vs 50.0 expectedPrior 49.8August flash composite PMI 48.8
Key takeaways for stock investorsSector rotation happens when investors move money from one part of the stock market to another.Recent signals
August business confidence 98 vs 98 expectedPrior 97The French business climate indicator picks up again in August, nudging back up to
There is only one set of expiries to take note of on the day, as highlighted in bold below.That being for
Japan's data is strengthening and Australia's is weakening, yet AUD/JPY keeps rising — because the cross is trading on the global
Brent crude broke above $94 and WTI through $87 today, both fresh highs since late July, after Trump threatened "TREMENDOUS Economic
Bitcoin and Ethereum have surged over 14% and 22% this week, respectively, as falling real yields from the Treasury buyback shock
Gold surged 3.7% to $4,495 after a Treasury buyback shock sent long-end yields and the Dollar tumbling — a real-yield move
What’s happening: Dollar sold off broadly Wednesday after Treasury announced it will at least double its long-dated debt buyback operations, from
Canada has avoided an immediate 50% US tariff for three days while paperwork is finalized, but the Loonie's muted reaction suggests
The Hormuz crisis is shifting from an oil-and-bond story to a broader risk-off one, with equities weakening, Copper breaking lower, and
Why oil’s break above $90 is spilling into global bond yields, and why that’s flipping the usual risk-off currency playbook What’s
Brent's break above $90 is doing double duty for CAD/JPY — strengthening Canada's terms of trade while pushing global bond yields
The US 30-year Treasury yield has climbed above 5.31%, its highest in 19 years, alongside oil's push through $90 — but
Dollar extended its selloff into the new week without any fresh negative catalyst, instead continuing to digest the cumulative case built
Gold's rally paused exactly at major trendline resistance near 4,450, but shallow follow-through selling suggests consolidation, not reversal — with this
AUD/USD has broken out on external tailwinds — a weaker Dollar and rebounding risk appetite — but Thursday's jobs report lands
Dollar Index is approaching a critical support level as September Fed hike odds collapse from likely to roughly a two-in-three chance of
The Canadian dollar's rally has accelerated sharply this week without help from oil, built instead on blowout GDP and jobs data
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