In focus today In the euro area, we will receive May flash inflation data from Germany, France, Italy and Spain, covering 75% of the aggregate euro area print. The rise in inflation has so far Read more…
Key takeaways Global equities climbed to fresh record highs after the US and Iran agreed to extend their ceasefire, boosting risk appetite and driving strong gains in technology and AI-related stocks. Hotter-than-expected US core PCE Read more…
The New Zealand Dollar extended its powerful rally on Friday as investors interpreted the latest comments from Reserve Bank of New Zealand officials as a signal that the tightening cycle could restart sooner — and Read more…
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Key Highlights USD/JPY seems to be struggling to clear the 159.65 resistance. It traded below a bullish trend line with support at 159.40 on the 4-hour chart. EUR/USD is still struggling to clear the 1.1675 Read more…
Fresh comments from senior Reserve Bank of New Zealand officials today reinforced the hawkish message delivered at this week’s policy meeting, strengthening the case that interest rate hikes are approaching and putting the July meeting Read more…
New Zealand business sentiment improved sharply in May, suggesting firms are gradually adapting to the economic shock created by the Middle East conflict. ANZ Business Confidence jumped from -10.6 to 10.0, returning to positive territory, Read more…
Japan’s inflation picture softened further in May, but the broader economy continued showing surprising resilience. Tokyo CPI core (excluding fresh food), widely viewed as a leading indicator of nationwide inflation trends, slowed from 1.5% yoy Read more…
The short‑term Elliott Wave view in Gold (XAUUSD) shows that the yellow metal has completed a three‑swing correction from the April 17, 2026 high. The pullback unfolded as a zigzag, with wave A ending at Read more…
Key insights from the week that was. Australia’s main market event this week was the April CPI which came in slightly below consensus on a headline basis (0.4%, 4.2%yr). Volatile, policy-driven components related to travel Read more…