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In terms of 'risk on' sentiment, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq are showing new life after testing key moving averages and getting a
In a surprising turn of events, Japan decided to intervene in the market overnight before the BOJ meeting today. USD/JPY stumbled
BOJ leaves rates unchanged as expected. Vote was 8-1China July manufacturing PMI 49.2 vs 50.0 expectedAustralia Q2 PPI +3.6% vs +3.0%
Takata dissentedReal GDP for fiscal 2026 to +0.6% vs +0.5% priorBOJ says risks to prices are skewed to the upsideThe Bank
I wouldn't expect any drama from the Bank of Japan given that they hiked at the previous meeting. The market is
Prior was 50.3Non-manufacturing 49.0 vs 50.2 priorThat's a disappointing release but not a big miss. There are some big moves in
Prior was +3.0%PPI q/q vs +0.4% priorWe already got CPI and the RBA decision this week so this is an afterthought
It's not a huge surprise given the rebounds in chip stocks today but it's still unbelievable to see a national index
Prior was +0.1%Separately, Japanese retail sales+0.5% y/y vs +3.1% expPrior was +5.0%That's a huge, sudden drop. This article was written by
Prior was +1.6%CPI overall in Tokyo +2.0% vs 1.7% priorEx food and energy vs +1.1% priorThis is a hot reading that
Prior was 2.5%Jobs-to-applicant ratio 1.18 vs 1.17 prior This article was written by Adam Button at investinglive.com.
A report from Reuters citing a market source says that South Korea FX authorities conducted a rare dollar-selling intervention on Thursday.
New Zealand consumers found their nerve in July but rising oil prices are probably going to weigh in the next report.
Snapback rally for the major indices. Amazon and Apple after the close.Dallas Fed Trimmed Mean +1.4% vs +2.7% in MayBOE Bailey:
In a Fox Business inveterview, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the yen is very undervalued. He said it has substantially
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
TL;DR: The Fed’s July hold looked hawkish on the surface, but September hike odds actually fell to 65% from 76%. At
Geopolitical escalation, deepening AI valuation doubts, and a high-stakes Fed vote all collide in the same session Today’s themes: Middle East
TL;DR: With geopolitical risk fading and Brent retreated sharply this week, Gold has settled into a narrow range above $4,000 —
TL;DR: Australia’s soft CPI print has pushed all four major banks into agreement that the RBA’s tightening cycle is over for
Dollar pushed broadly higher on Tuesday as investors navigated a combination of deteriorating risk sentiment and persistent expectations that the Federal
TL;DR: RBA Governor Michele Bullock has reframed Wednesday’s Q2 CPI report — the question isn’t whether core inflation is elevated, but
TL;DR: Nvidia’s near-5% overnight drop over expanding circular financing deals with OpenAI triggered a broad Asian tech selloff and dragged Bitcoin
Risk sentiment improved markedly at the start of the week after the United States and Iran suspended military strikes over the
TL;DR:Will the Fed and BoJ jointly surprise markets this week? USD/JPY, already at a 40-year high above 163, faces amplified two-way
TL;DR: Brent crude gapped sharply lower to $85.50 as US and Iran refrained from further strikes over the weekend, but shipping
Global financial markets ended last week with an unmistakable sense of caution. Brent crude climbed back to $100 for the first
Currency markets are heading into the weekend in a cautious mood, with traders reluctant to take large directional positions ahead of
TL;DR: Gold and Silver tumbled as markets returned to the oil-rates relationship that governed Q2, with Brent above $100 and 10-year
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