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Key Highlights AUD/USD gained bearish momentum and declined below 0.7000. A bearish trend line is forming with resistance at 0.7050 on the 4-hour chart. Gold prices remained stable after a drop to $4,120. USD/JPY could Read more…
The BOJ’s Summary of Opinions from the September 17–18 meeting, released October 1, showed broad support for further normalization after the policy rate was raised to 1.25%, but a widening debate over how quickly the Read more…
Japan’s September Tankan showed a further improvement in manufacturing sentiment, with the large manufacturers’ business conditions DI rising from +22 to +24, just below the +25 consensus and the strongest reading since March 2018. Medium-sized Read more…
Japan’s PMI Manufacturing eased from 54.9 to 54.1 in September, marking a six-month low but still signalling a solid expansion in the sector. Output growth slowed to its weakest pace in three months, while new Read more…
Australia’s PMI Manufacturing fell from 52.0 to 49.6 in September, slipping back below the 50.0 no-change mark and signalling the sharpest deterioration in manufacturing conditions for 21 months. The setback was led by a renewed Read more…
In a CNBC interview, Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari pushed back against reading Wednesday’s softer PCE report as a meaningful shift in the inflation outlook, saying “inflation is still too high.” Core PCE inflation came Read more…
ECB Executive Board Member Isabel Schnabel argued that the central bank should not automatically “look through” the latest energy shock simply because it originates on the supply side. Speaking at the 8th Annual EC-EIB-ESM Capital Read more…
A Lack of Headroom: The RBNZ, Oil Prices and Administered Costs New Zealand households have faced a run of large cost increases in recent years related to administered charges and parts of the economy that Read more…