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FUNDAMENTAL OVERVIEWSilver has come under renewed pressure on Tuesday after the markets got a bit scared following Iran’s refusal to participate
We have a "free hand" in conducting interventionsOur deputies in US, Japan are in close contact on forex mattersAll we can
The manufacturing PMI data for April earlier reflected a good uptick in overall business activity. However, it belies the underlying situation
Market expectations for BoE interest rate hikes have increased following the release of the latest UK flash PMIs. The survey showed
The PMI data from the euro area today shows a significant contrast. While the industry sector held up in April, albeit
FUNDAMENTAL OVERVIEWGold has come under renewed pressure on Tuesday after the markets got a bit scared following Iran’s refusal to participate
Prior 50.5Manufacturing PMI 53.6 vs 50.3 expectedPrior 51.0Composite PMI 52.0 vs 49.9 expectedPrior 50.3S&P Global notes that its gauge of input
Bitcoin has demonstrated significant strength this week, supported by substantial institutional demand. Current data shows ETF inflows have reached $1.5 billion,
Prior 50.2Manufacturing PMI 52.2 vs 50.9 expectedPrior 51.6Composite PMI 48.6 vs 50.1 expectedPrior 50.7Similar to the French and German reports earlier,
Prior 52.2Services PMI 46.9 vs 50.4 expectedPrior 50.9Composite PMI 48.3 vs 51.2 expectedPrior 51.9The US-Iran war is clearly weighing on economic
Prior 48.8Manufacturing PMI 52.8 vs 49.5 expectedPrior 50.0Composite PMI 47.6 vs 48.6 expectedPrior 48.8French economic activity is seen contracting at its
Prior 97It's a notable miss on estimates as the French business climate worsens significantly amid the fallout from the US-Iran conflict.
EUROPEAN SESSIONIn the European session, we have the Flash PMIs for the major Eurozone economies and the UK. We already got
There are just a couple of expiries to take note of on the day, as highlighted in bold below.That being for
As oil prices continue to move up, there was a surprising rally in US stocks yesterday. But after some fake news
The record equity rally is probably starting to lose momentum as oil prices push higher again and the US–Iran conflict expands
Markets are showing a clear “split personality” right now. Equities are pushing higher on the back of the extended US–Iran ceasefire,
The ceasefire has been extended—but so has the uncertainty. Markets initially braced for escalation after US–Iran talks were cancelled, but sentiment
No confirmation on US–Iran talks means no conviction in markets—for now. The focus shifts to Kevin Warsh’s testimony before the Senate
The US markets are holding near record highs, not because conviction in de-escalation is strong, but because traders are unwilling to
Markets are broadly steady today as traders hold back from taking directional positions, waiting for clarity on whether a second round
Markets began the week with a measured response to intensifying US–Iran tensions, even as the ceasefire showed visible signs of strain.
The market narrative has flipped again—and the stakes are rising. The abrupt shift in the Strait of Hormuz—from briefly “open” to
Dollar tumbles again in early US session as oil prices dive on fresh geopolitical progress. A sharp selloff has pushed WTI
The market narrative is shifting from chasing the risk rally to waiting for confirmation. After a sustained push higher driven by
Risk sentiment remains firm, but momentum is no longer accelerating. Markets are holding near recent highs as optimism over Middle East
Aussie strength is telling the story of markets today. The currency has emerged as the top performer, driven by a combination
Risk rally is pausing as anticipation gives way to verification. Equity gains are stalling near record levels as markets move from
The war premium is fading—and with it, the Dollar’s support. The greenback stayed under pressure in Asian session as oil prices
Dollar is being hit from both sides—soft inflation and warmer diplomacy. A cooler-than-expected PPI reading has eased pressure on the Federal
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