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MUFG’s Michael Wan views the detailed US–India interim trade deal, including tariff cuts and exemptions, as positive for India’s external position.
Commerzbank’s FX analysts note that Singapore’s 2026 Budget emphasizes supply-side support, SME internationalisation and capital-market development, including fresh funding for the
MUFG’s Lin Li and Khang Sek Lee note that China’s January CPI slowdown was heavily distorted by Chinese New Year base
Standard Chartered’s Senior Economist Tommy Wu raises Hong Kong’s 2026 GDP growth forecast to 3.2% from 2.5%, citing robust Q4 momentum,
UOB economists Julia Goh and Loke Siew Ting note Malaysia’s 4Q25 GDP grew 6.3% year-on-year, the fastest since 4Q22, lifting full-year
Silver (XAG/USD) price advances on Friday, bouncing off daily lows around $74 and posting gains of over 2.50%, yet it is
United States CFTC Oil NC Net Positions fell from previous 124.6K to 117.8K
Eurozone CFTC EUR NC Net Positions increased to €180.3K from previous €163.4K
Australia CFTC AUD NC Net Positions increased to $33.2K from previous $26.1K
United States CFTC S&P 500 NC Net Positions increased to $-105.1K from previous $-132.9K
United States CFTC Gold NC Net Positions fell from previous $165.6K to $160K
United Kingdom CFTC GBP NC Net Positions: £-25.8K vs previous £-13.9K
Japan CFTC JPY NC Net Positions: ¥-19.1K vs ¥-19.2K
Commerzbank analysts explain that India’s new CPI series shows January inflation at 2.8% year-on-year, back within the RBI’s 2–6% target band.
Federal Reserve (Fed) Bank of Chicago President Austan Goolsbee noted on Friday during an interview with Yahoo Finance that although interest
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US January CPI +2.4% y/y vs +2.5% expectedFed's Goolsbee sees encouraging and concerning parts of the CPI reportUS Supreme Court says
The US House voted against tariffs this week and the Senate is expected to follow suit. They will surely be vetoed
Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee spoke with Yahoo Finance today and had some notable comments:Encouraging and concerning parts in latest CPIWe
We are done with the big banks and Big Tech. Now we get the real economy. Next week's earnings calendar is
US stocks have turned around nicely today led by the Russell 2000, which is up 1.8%. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq
It's not a proper investing theme until there is an acronym.I've been writing for a few weeks about old economy stocks
Sector Overview: A Mixed Day Across the MarketThe stock market today showcases a complex landscape, with varied performances across sectors. Leading
It might be the result of a brutally cold winter so far but Canadian consumer spending dipped in January, according to
Prior was +2.7%m/m CPI +0.2% vs +0.3% expected Prior m/m reading was +0.3%Real weekly earnings +0.5% vs -0.3% prior (revised to
It's a mixed up week with non-farm payrolls already passed but CPI scheduled for today. It's a big one as it
US CPI preview:What is the distribution of forecasts for the US CPI?US January CPI report to offer a cleaner read on
The process of disinflation is intact and not completeWe need to maintain monetary policy restrictivenessCore inflation is falling again after having
If anything it done, it would be clarification on incidental objectsSpoke to the USTR this morning, we'll see if there's a
FUNDAMENTAL OVERVIEWSame as we saw for gold, yesterday we got a quick selloff in silver without any clear catalyst, although half
The sources are saying that OPEC+ is leaning towards resuming oil output hikes starting from April. However, the bloc has not
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
January’s highly anticipated US non-farm payroll report delivered a decisive upside surprise, with job growth nearly doubling expectations and marking the
Yen and Aussie are outperforming today as markets await the delayed US non-farm payroll report, while Dollar remains under pressure. Yen’s
Dollar stayed heavy in early US trade, but muted price action suggested there was little reaction to the disappointing retail sales
Japan remained the focal point of the Asian session as the Nikkei surged to yet another record high, extending gains fueled
Dollar is softer across the board today as its recent rebound appears to be losing momentum. The move lacks a single
Japan dominated the Asian session as markets reacted to Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s decisive election victory over the weekend. The scale
After days dominated by fears of an intensified tech rout and structural disruption from artificial intelligence, markets ended the week on
Market sentiment appears to be stabilizing after this week’s sharp tech-led selloff. US equity futures are edging higher and cryptocurrencies are
Risk aversion intensified overnight, with US equities posting broad-based losses. DOW and S&P 500 both closed more than 1.2% lower, while
Sterling weakened sharply after the dovish read-through from the BoE’s rate hold. Although Bank Rate remained at 3.75%, the narrow 5–4
Risk-off sentiment intensified in US tech sector overnight, with another down day in the NASDAQ. The move reflected growing unease rather
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