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Oil prices fell yesterday while stocks rallied in what may be attributed in part to month-end flows. But as we get
The price movements in USD/JPY in the past two days have been rather interesting. It has a certain feel that Tokyo
Should not forget that baseline scenario already entails a more restrictive monetary policyIt would be more appropriate to respond in June
Now, this is more like it. In essence, the second round should be more effective given that speculators who have been
Prior +0.9%That's a solid beat on the estimate and it reaffirms the continued resilience in the UK housing market despite the
There aren't any major expiries to take note of on the day, with the full list seen below.With European markets closed
The closure will be in observance of Labor Day and extends to all major European markets. Even the ECB's payment and
When the drop happened yesterday, I wasn't convinced that it was actual intervention from Japan's ministry of finance. I'm sure I
Japan intervenes to defend yen and warns of further action over Golden WeekAxios:Trump received briefing on plans for possible military action
Japan basically confirmed FX intervention for first time in nearly two years after yen breached 160/USD, sending it 3% higher to
Axios reporter Barak Ravid:CENTCOM commander Admiral Brad Cooper and the chairman of the joint chiefs General Dan Caine briefed President Trump
ASEAN economic ministers warn Middle East war threatens regional energy security and growth. Strait of Hormuz carries ~25% of global seaborne
Reuters poll: RBA to hike 25bps to 4.35% on May 5, say 30 of 33 economists. Over a third now see
Japan April manufacturing PMI 55.1 vs 51.6 in March, best since January 2022. Output fastest since Feb 2014 but driven by
Japan's senior currency official Atsushi Mimura refused to confirm or deny reports of yen intervention after the currency breached 160 per
Dollar is losing ground quickly as markets move into May, caught between a powerful risk rally and a sharp rebound in
Yen is stealing the spotlight in an otherwise crowded macro day—and it did not take actual intervention to do it. After
Today’s calendar is packed with major data releases including GDP and inflation from Eurozone and the US, ECB and BoE rate
USD/JPY is once again approaching the 160 level, putting markets on alert for potential Japanese intervention. The pair’s steady climb, driven
Despite the renewed surge in oil prices, there has been little shift in overall sentiment. Brent’s move higher would typically trigger
Oil prices extended their rally in today’s session, with Brent breaking through the $111 mark and confirming a decisive move above
Yen strengthened broadly after the Bank of Japan’s hawkish hold, but gains are likely to be short-lived as markets question how
Dollar is coming under renewed pressure as traders move to lighten long positions ahead of the FOMC meeting this week. The
Asian equities surged to fresh record highs, with KOSPI jumping more than 2.5% and Nikkei advancing over 1.5%, extending what has
Dollar’s inability to hold onto last week’s gains is emerging as a key signal that the broader trend may be turning
Dollar is paring back some of this week’s gains as tentative optimism emerges around a possible revival in US–Iran peace talks.
Dollar and oil are rising together today as ceasefires extend—but conflict persists. Despite a three-week extension of the Israel–Hezbollah truce and
Global PMI data for April paints a clear picture: the Iran war shock is now feeding through the world economy, but
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,
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