EUR/CHF’s strong break of 0.9234 resistance confirms that pullback from 0.9265 has completed at 0.9176. Intraday bias is back on the upside. Firm break of 0.9265 will resume whole rally from 0.8979. Next target is Read more…
Markets rarely speak in press releases. They speak in the quiet, unglamorous act of a person signing for a car and driving it home. Detroit spent the better part of a decade listening to a Read more…
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EUR/USD opens the week around 1.1433. Investors continue to assess the situation in the Middle East, where uncertainty remains high. Oil prices corrected lower following a sharp rise at the start of the week, after Read more…
As equity markets continue to set new records, conventional wisdom would suggest a more aggressive approach from leading investors. Warren Buffett did the opposite, and the sheer scale of his three-year equity retreat is becoming Read more…
Markets Ran Ahead of Tokyo: Yen Weakens as GPIF Expectations Meet Reality Markets spent Friday pricing in a structural shift. Monday was about recognizing that the shift, if it comes, will probably take much longer Read more…
Markets Renewed US missile strikes against Iran prompted retaliatory action across the Middle East over the weekend with conflicting messaging over whether Hormuz is open or not. Since strikes were launched back-and-forth early this week, Read more…
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Brent is again approaching level that has repeatedly separated geopolitical noise from a genuine oil-market shock. After jumping above $79 on Monday, crude now faces last week’s high near $80.59. This time, however, backdrop is Read more…
New Zealand’s services sector returned to expansion in June, with the BusinessNZ Performance of Services Index rising from 48.0 to 50.6, its first reading above the 50-point threshold since January. The improvement follows a similarly Read more…