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There are a few expiries to take note of on the day, as highlighted in bold below.The first ones are for
June industrial orders +3.1% vs +0.3% m/m expectedPrior +1.9%; revised to +0.3%The bump higher in June comes after a big downwards
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Gold has once again entered the spotlight in trading this week, following its break higher in trading yesterday. Since the end
Wall Street had looked primed to continue with the technical breakout from Tuesday, but only to be dealt a minor setback
More re Fed's Daly - supported decision to hold rates steady at July FOMC meetingAsian tech stocks tumble as AI spending
Daly's full endorsement of the Fed's decision to hold rates steady, combined with her cautious but data dependent framing ahead of
The sharp declines in SoftBank, Tokyo Electron and Advantest alongside a steep drop in Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix point to
Fitch's assessment suggests the recent Korean equity volatility is unlikely to trigger broader financial instability, which could ease investor concern over
Just the data this post:Balance of Trade 1.929bn AUDexpected 1.1bn, prior -2.367bn Imports -0.2% m/mprior +2.6%Exports +9.6% m/mprior -6.9% This article
The pattern of frequent informal contact between Trump and Warsh, if perceived as extending into monetary policy discussions, could raise market
The PBOC allows the yuan to fluctuate within a +/- 2% range, around this reference rate. More here.PBOC injects 1bn yuan
Daly's comments add a somewhat more balanced tone to recent Fed commentary, acknowledging tariff driven price pressures while also flagging early
Any acceleration of BOJ ETF sales beyond the current pace of around 330 billion yen annually could introduce fresh supply pressure
Fitch's view adds a note of caution to the growing consensus that yen strength is largely a function of narrowing US
Gold's rebound has technical and macro confirmation behind it, but whether it extends toward 4,500 depends on three interlinked markets —
Weak US ADP employment data (44k, well below expectations) reinforced the market's already-building conviction that the Fed has room to hold
AUD/USD is rallying on improving risk sentiment and a softer Dollar, but the same falling oil prices driving that optimism are
Silver has returned above $60 as growing optimism over a Strait of Hormuz reopening pulls oil lower, reshapes Fed rate expectations,
Why Brent’s failure to break below $80 reveals lingering doubt about Bessent’s Hormuz optimism What’s happening: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said
GBP/CAD looks ready to resume its uptrend after rebounding from the 55-day EMA, but a sustained breakout depends on two separate
With markets already convinced the RBA is done hiking, tomorrow's New Zealand employment report matters less for whether the RBNZ turns
Why confirmed US-Japan intervention pushed Yen strength into the crosses instead of breaking USD/JPY below 155 What’s happening: Japan and the
Gold has barely moved despite dramatic swings in oil, Treasury yields, and the Dollar over the past month — because the
Washington and Tokyo abandoned decades of deliberate ambiguity by confirming their coordinated Yen intervention within hours, turning the confirmation itself into
The Dollar fell despite a hawkish Fed vote, rising yields, and rebounding oil — all bullish macro signals — as Japan's
Why Friday’s Dollar rebound doesn’t undo the week’s bearish narrative, and what a volatile weekend could do next What’s happening: Dollar
A weaker Dollar usually lifts Gold and Silver, but this week's decline is being driven by fading Fed hike bets and
Why USD/JPY’s plunge from 163.70 to below 160 has traders asking whether Japan intervened, not just whether the BoJ will hike
TL;DR: EUR/USD’s rebound reflects broad-based Euro strength as oil’s rebound since mid-week pushes markets toward the ECB’s own hawkish scenario, lifting
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