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Commerzbank analysts Charlie Lay and Moses Lim highlight that the US Supreme Court’s IEEPA ruling and a new US–India trade deal
USD/JPY trades around 156.20 on Thursday at the time of writing, down 0.15% on the day, slightly correcting after two consecutive
UOB’s Global Economics & Markets Research expects Bank of Korea to keep the base rate at 2.50% throughout 2026, after a
TD Securities analysts see Copper remaining well supported as a key beneficiary of the debasement and diversification trade. They argue that
The Dow Jones Industrial Average edged higher on Thursday, gaining around 60 points or 0.11% as defensive names offset a broad
United States 4-Week Bill Auction: 3.625%
Rabobank’s energy strategists Joe DeLaura and Florence Schmit argue that global LNG markets, especially in Europe and Asia, would be pulled
EUR/USD eases on Thursday, trimming earlier intraday gains as a firmer US Dollar (USD) weighs on the Euro (EUR). At the
Scotiabank strategists Shaun Osborne and Eric Theoret note modest Japanese Yen gains versus the Dollar, noting outperformance within the G10 but
The Pound Sterling retreats over 0.11% on Thursday as the Greenback remains steady as a report revealed that the number of
United States Kansas Fed Manufacturing Activity up to 10 in February from previous -2
The Pound Sterling (GBP) retreats over 0.11% on Thursday as the Greenback remains steady following a report that the number of
Gold (XAU/USD) gives up earlier intraday gains on Thursday, coming under modest pressure as the US Dollar gains momentum. The metal
West Texas Intermediate (WTI) US Oil trades around $65.40 per barrel on Thursday at the time of writing, little changed on
United States EIA Natural Gas Storage Change rose from previous -144B to -52B in February 20
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Dominic LeBlanc, who is the Canadian minister responsible for US-Canada trade, says that private government to government conversations on USMCA are
High-yield 3.790% WI level at the time of the auction 3.790%Tail 0.0 basis points vs 0.4 basis point six-month averages Bid
Bitcoin surged roughly 6% yesterday, but today the tone has shifted. The price is currently down about -1.75%, giving back a
The AUDUSD is one of the larger movers today, down -0.46%, pressured by a broader risk-off tone as US equities slide.
If you want to know how talks are going between Iran and the USA then you don't need to look any
The problem with being all show is that eventually you have to deliver real results. Earlier today there was a Politico
Nvidia put its best foot forward with a big earnings beat but it isn't enough for the market. Shares were up
Sector Overview: Mixed Movements Across Key SectorsToday's stock market heatmap reveals a mixed picture across sectors, with distinct movements shaping the
The USDCAD is pushing higher after a move lower in the Asian Pacific session stalled ahead of this week’s low near
NVIDIA delivered a monster Q4, posting record revenue of $68.1 billion — comfortably ahead of the $66.2 billion consensus estimate —
Prior was -$9.68 (revised to -$5.27B)14th consecutive quarter of current account deficitsTrade in goods and services balance posted a $3.1 billion
Prior was 206K (revised to 208K)Four-week moving average 220.25K vs 219.50K last weekContinuing claims 1.833M vs 1,858M expectedPrior continuing claims 1.864M
The US dollar is kicking off the session mixed. EURUSD and GBPUSD are lower (firmer USD), while USDJPY is also lower
The S&P 500 remains supported by positive macro backdrop, but downside risks lingerUS futures hold caution ahead of the open laterSilver
BOJ governor Ueda came out today with a bold statement, at least by his standards, in saying that their upcoming policy
FX markets are subdued, with major pairs largely contained within recent ranges. Dollar is edging higher from earlier lows, but the
Yen recovered mildly today following hawkish comments from BoJ Governor Kazuo Ueda, who signaled that the bank will “scrutinize data” at
Yen is firmly back in its traditional inverse relationship with global risk sentiment. Today’s broad-based selloff in the currency moved in
Dollar fell broadly again today, pressured by renewed risk appetite as global equities pushed higher. The greenback struggled to attract safe-haven
Yen came under marked pressure in otherwise subdued trading, with the move driven less by global risk appetite and more by
Asian markets traded mixed despite a softer US session overnight. In particular, regional tech stocks showed resilience, with hardware names outperforming
Dollar stabilized and recovered notably in early US trading after an initial selloff, supported by remarks from Fed Governor Christopher Waller.
While US tariff chaos dominated headlines, its market impact has been surprisingly contained. Equities in Asia are brushing aside the latest
Global markets were forced to face three major developments last week, each capable on its own of destabilizing sentiment. Instead of
Sterling leads the currency markets today, buoyed by stronger-than-expected UK PMI and retail sales data that reinforced the narrative of economic
Dollar remained generally firm in otherwise quiet Asian trading, with broader FX flows subdued but sentiment increasingly cautious. There is a
Dollar jumped in early US session after jobless claims came in much stronger than expected, reinforcing signs of labor market resilience.
Risk appetite was strong in Asian markets today, with several centers returning from Lunar New Year holidays and equities advancing. South
Dollar trades slightly firmer as investors position ahead of FOMC minutes from January meeting. The hold decision itself is old news;
Sterling trades broadly lower today after weaker-than-expected UK labor data strengthened expectations for a March rate cut from BoE. Rising unemployment
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