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The Australian dollar spent much of last week holding comfortably in the mid-0.71s before buckling under the weight of higher US yields and a softer labour market report. The Australian dollar faces a defining week. Read more…
Markets Energy prices dropped last Friday with textbook positive spillovers to core bond and equity markets. Stocks rose up to around 1% on Wall Street (Dow Jones). The US Treasury curve bull steepened with yield Read more…
In focus today The data calendar for today is empty, so we will focus on the ECB President Lagarde’s speech at the European parliament in the afternoon. With the turmoil in the bond markets in Read more…
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Gold broke below 4,200 on Monday after taking out 4,234.68 and the 61.8% retracement at 4,230.70, turning a persistent oil-to-rates headwind into technical damage. 4,113.82 is the next momentum test, and 3,937.19–3,942.43 is the larger Read more…
Key Highlights EUR/USD failed to stay above 1.1500 and extended losses. A bearish trend line is forming with resistance at 1.1425 on the 4-hour chart. GBP/USD declined heavily and traded below 1.3320. USD/JPY struggled to Read more…
The Bank of Japan’s July 30–31 minutes show that policymakers had already begun shifting from trying to lift inflation toward preventing it from overshooting, helping explain the rate hike delivered in September. While the BOJ Read more…
Japan’s Services Producer Price Index accelerated from 3.6% to 3.7% y/y in August, marking the fastest annual increase in more than two years and keeping service-sector price pressures elevated. But the headline overstates the breadth Read more…