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Markets Core bonds rallied yesterday with US Treasuries outperforming German Bunds. Yields in the US fell 5.2 (2-yr) to >10 bps (30-yr). German rates eased 2.4-6 bps in a similar curve shift. End-of-quarter (extension) buying Read more…
Germany’s GfK Consumer Climate improved modestly heading into July, with the headline index rising from a revised -29.7 to -29.2, but missed expectation of -28.0. The improvement was driven mainly by a slight recovery in Read more…
In focus today In the US, today’s main data focus will be on the May PCE. Consensus and the Kalshi prediction market expect that core PCE was 0.3% m/m in May with a tilt towards Read more…
The Dollar Index (DXY) maintains an incomplete bullish sequence from the January 27, 2026 low, supporting expectations for further upside. The projected target lies within the 100%–161.8% Fibonacci extension range, measured from that low, pointing Read more…
Key takeaways Micron’s blockbuster earnings have reaffirmed that AI memory demand remains exceptionally strong. Record quarterly revenue, a substantial earnings beat, and robust guidance reinforce the view that high-bandwidth memory (HBM) and AI data centre Read more…
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The battle in Silver has entered a far more important stage. Breaking below $60 is psychologically significant, but the market’s attention is already shifting to another level roughly ten dollars lower. Around $50 sits one Read more…
Bank of Japan board member Naoki Tamura laid out his clearest roadmap yet for further policy normalization on Thursday, saying the central bank’s baseline should be to raise interest rates by 25 basis points every Read more…
Australia’s labor market rebounded in May, with employment rising by 40.3k, above expectations of a 30.5k increase, while the unemployment rate edged down from 4.5% to 4.4% as expected. The participation rate also ticked higher Read more…