In focus today In the euro area, the ECB publishes the minutes from its July meeting, at which policy rates were left unchanged. We expect the minutes to show a bias towards a rate hike Read more…
The short‑term Elliott Wave view in Gold (XAUUSD) indicates that the rally from the June 30 low is unfolding as an impulsive structure. From that level, wave (1) advanced and ended at $4203.21, followed by Read more…
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Gold surged 3.7% to $4,495 after a Treasury buyback shock sent long-end yields and the Dollar tumbling — a real-yield move that survived hawkish FOMC minutes and now puts a break above $4,600 within reach Read more…
Key Highlights Ethereum started a fresh surge above the $2,000 resistance. It surged over 20% and even tested the $2,300 resistance on the 4-hour chart of ETH/USD. Bitcoin price also started a decent increase above Read more…
Australia’s labor market softened noticeably in July, with employment falling -15.8K after a revised 80.2K increase in June, missing expectations for an 11.4K gain. Unemployment rate rose from 4.4% to 4.5%, above 4.4% forecast. Weakness Read more…
Japan’s exports accelerated to 23.2% y/y in July, beating 19.9% consensus and marking fastest growth since October 2022, as semiconductor-related demand continued to power overseas shipments. Electrical machinery exports rose 29.4%, while semiconductor-related shipments jumped Read more…
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Minutes of Federal Reserve’s July 28–29 meeting showed a more hawkish policy debate than 9–3 decision to hold rates at 3.50–3.75% might suggest. While three members formally voted for a 25bp hike, minutes said “several Read more…