The latest US tariffs on Canadian goods may be relatively modest in size, but the market reaction suggests investors are focusing on something bigger than the immediate trade impact. USD/CAD advanced after US President Donald Read more…
Key Highlights AUD/USD started a steady increase above 0.6950 and 0.6975. A key bullish trend line is forming with support at 0.6950 on the 4-hour chart. Gold prices declined and might dip below $3,950. USD/JPY Read more…
New Zealand’s consumer prices rose 1.5% qoq in the second quarter, lifting annual inflation to 4.1% from 3.1%, in line with market expectations. The acceleration was driven overwhelmingly by energy-related costs, with petrol prices surging Read more…
Inflation may have dropped from its post-pandemic highs — June 2026 saw the largest monthly decline in consumer prices since the early days of Covid, according to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics — Read more…
Consumer prices rose 1.5% in the June quarter. That saw the annual inflation rate rise to 4.1%. The result was in line with our forecast but slightly above the RBNZ’s July assumption. Consumers Price Index, Read more…
BTCUSD remains in a sideways mode for the past few sessions, showing mild reaction on geopolitical developments and recent key economic data (US inflation) with focus shifting towards major central banks. Near-term action remains underpinned Read more…
GBP/CAD has spent the past few weeks tracing out a clean five-wave rally on the 1-hour chart, and now the pair looks to be working through the correction that typically follows a completed impulse. Here’s Read more…
The short‑term Elliott Wave view on the Nasdaq 100 ETF (QQQ) shows that the instrument is correcting the cycle from the March 30, 2026 low. The decline from the June 3, 2026 all‑time high continues, Read more…
EURUSD: ⬇️ Sell – EURUSD reversed from resistance level 1.1465 – Likely to fall to support level 1.1370 EURUSD currency pair recently reversed from the resistance level 1.1465 (top of earlier wave a) intersecting with the 50% Read more…
The companies behind some of the biggest car brands do not make every component of their vehicles. Instead, automakers rely on a vast network of suppliers to manufacture everything from seats and tires to semiconductors, Read more…