Markets Yesterday’s beat by the July PCE (3.7% headline, 3.3% core) was miniscule in size but was nevertheless responsible for the biggest move on a daily basis. Defying expectations for a minor deceleration to 3.6% Read more…
In focus today In Norway, the focus will be on the GDP reading for Q2. Based on the current key figures, we expect that mainland GDP growth ended at 0.3% in Q2 (Cons: 0.3%, Prior: Read more…
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The short‑term Elliott Wave outlook for the DAX indicates that the cycle from the July 17, 2026 low has reached a mature stage and is approaching completion. From that low, wave (i) advanced to 25,271.34, Read more…
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Three of Australia’s Big Four banks now expect another RBA hike this year, after minutes, CPI, and household spending data all pointed the same direction this week — pushing AUD/JPY toward 115 while BoJ hawkishness Read more…
Key Highlights WTI Crude Oil corrected some gains from the $88.50 zone. It traded below a key bullish trend line with support at $86.40 on the 4-hour chart of XTI/USD. Gold started a consolidation phase Read more…
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BoJ Deputy Governor Ryozo Himino said on Thursday, at a meeting with local leaders in Saitama that policy rates should continue to rise as underlying inflation approaches 2% and financial conditions remain accommodative. Himino said Read more…