WTI crude fell more than 2% on Monday, 24 August, as market participants took profits amid expectations that the US could announce a new round of sanctions against Iran. Additional pressure came from a warning Read more…
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Markets US Treasury Secretary Bessent stopped short of announcing so-called secondary sanctions against Iran’s trading partners and its financial institutions in particular in yesterday’s closely watched presser. He issued a final warning instead. He did Read more…
In focus today In Sweden, the focus is on the Riksbank minutes from last week’s meeting, released at 9.30 CET today. As this was a smaller meeting with no new projections and only a brief Read more…
The short‑term Elliott Wave view in Oil (CL) continues to suggest a constructive bias, supported by the impulsive rally from the July 2, 2026 low. That advance unfolded in five waves and concluded wave (A) Read more…
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TL;DR: AUD/USD barely moved on RBA minutes that confirmed, but didn’t change, the existing hawkish-hold debate — the real signal was the Board’s openness to pre-emptive tightening based on monthly data alone, which keeps a Read more…
Key Highlights GBP/USD started a steady increase and climbed above 1.3650. A bullish trend line is forming with support near 1.3580 on the 4-hour chart. Gold surged and broke the $4,620 resistance zone. Bitcoin remained Read more…
Minutes of RBA’s Aug. 10–11 meeting confirmed that August hold at 4.35% was a genuine choice between tightening immediately and waiting for more evidence. Board acknowledged inflation had eased and labour-market tightness had moderated, but Read more…