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Canada's June jobs report is expected to show flat employment growth and a slight rise in the jobless rate to 7.1%,
The US Dollar (USD) remains highly sensitive to data, while tariff news continues to have only a limited effect.
Outlook appears unclear; New Zealand Dollar (NZD) could trade in a range between 0.5995 and 0.6045 against US Dollar (USD). In
US natural gas futures surged after the EIA reported a smaller-than-expected inventory build, with storage rising just 53bcf versus forecasts of
Australian Dollar (AUD) is most likely to trade in a range between 0.6535 and 0.6595.
UK GDP disappointed for a second straight month in May, reinforcing the Bank of England’s view that underlying growth is largely
On Friday, Statistics Canada will release the results of the Canadian Labour Force Survey. Market investors predict that the report will
Pound Sterling (GBP) could retest the 1.3535 level against US Dollar (USD); the major support at 1.3510 is unlikely to come
The US Dollar is trimming gains against the safe-haven Swiss Franc on Friday, as the increasing uncertainty about global trade and
The Pound Sterling (GBP) faces selling pressure against its peers on Friday after the release of weak United Kingdom (UK) Gross
Gold price (XAU/USD) extends its winning streak for the third trading day on Friday.
Oil prices came under pressure yesterday with ICE Brent settling more than 2.2% lower, taking it back below US$70/bbl. This morning,
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Friday that “the odds are 'high' for a Trump-Xi meeting.”
There is still no news on the EU trade proposal to the US, but in our view, an EU–US trade deal
Risk of Euro (EUR) breaking the major support at 1.1660 against US Dollar (USD) is increasing; the next support at 1.1625
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Canada May employment change +83.1K vs 0.0K expectedCanada building permits for May 12.0% versus -0.8% estimateFed's Goolsbee: Latest tariff threat could
Major US stock indices are closing the day lower. For the trading week the declines today push the indices into negative
Canada CPI – Tuesday, July 15 at 8:30am ET Canada’s inflation data will be closely watched, with headline CPI m/m expected
Over at Kalshi, where you could move this market with a couple thousand bucks, the odds of Powell resigning have risen
This is strange statement as it indicates there are 'reports' that Powell is considering resigning. But there are no reports that
Crude oil futures settled at $68.45, up $1.88 or 2.82% on the day. For the week, prices gained $2.13, marking a
If we get a few more months of excellent inflation reports, that would persuade me we're still on golden pathWant to
MUFG is out with its trade of the week and highlights EUR/GBP, which is trading at 0.8650 at the moment."We are
Prior was -316.0BLast June was -69BOutlays $499 billionReceipts $526 billionCustoms duties $27 billionThis is a pleasant surprise but comes after a
MUFG notes that Q1 2025 COFER data revealed large reserve manager selling of the Japanese yen and Australian dollar, while Swiss
The NZDUSD started the week under pressure, with the move lower beginning near the 200-hour moving average, which sat at 0.6061
The major European indices are ending the week today with moves to the downside. However, for the week, share prices are
Bank of America highlights that tightening election polls in Japan and incoming US tariffs raise fiscal and political risks, making the
W will fight for US tariffs not to take effectTrump is misinformed, the US does not run a trade deficit with
The USDJPY has moved above the 38.2% retracement of the 2025 trading range, measured from the January 10 high to the
Most major Asia Pacific equity indices started the week on a weaker note, as investors turned cautious ahead of the expiration
Australian and New Zealand Dollars fell sharply to start the week, leading losses alongside Yen. The moves come just ahead of
Last week’s market action displayed a familiar theme: investors are choosing to focus on growth — even if it’s fragile —
Dollar’s rebound on upbeat US jobs and services data proved short-lived, as the greenback faded again in early Friday trading. The
Dollar rebounded in early US session following the better-than-expected June non-farm payrolls report, further reversing much of the week’s earlier weakness.
Dollar is pausing its recent slide as markets brace for today’s Non-Farm Payrolls report, but its recovery remains shallow. Barring its
Sterling came under heavy pressure today, tumbling sharply alongside a selloff in UK government bonds. The 10-year gilt yield surged above
The calm in today’s Asian forex session belies a volatile backdrop forming beneath the surface. Dollar remains pinned near at bottom
Dollar’s slide deepened today as markets leaned harder into expectations of multiple Fed rate cuts in 2025. The move comes even
Dollar’s selloff extended overnight, breaking to fresh lows against Euro and Swiss Franc, as markets grow increasingly uneasy about U.S. trade
Forex trading remains subdued and directionless, with most major pairs and crosses holding within Friday’s ranges. Traders appear to be in
The forex market opened the week with low volatility and mixed Asian equities, but politically driven developments are keeping some G10
Dollar ended last week as the weakest major currency, with Dollar Index breaking to a fresh three-year low. Risk-on sentiment was
Dollar enters the US session mixed, as markets digest a batch of data offering signals to both sides of the policy
Global risk sentiment remains firm heading into the weekend, with both S&P 500 and NASDAQ pushing near record highs overnight. Asian
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