TL;DR:Will the Fed and BoJ jointly surprise markets this week? USD/JPY, already at a 40-year high above 163, faces amplified two-way risk from their combined policy signals. Why This Week Matters More Than a Typical Read more…
Some people build the loudest thing in the world and never say a word in public about it. That silence is a choice. It usually holds right up until the moment the rules being drafted Read more…
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On 21 July, Stats NZ reported an acceleration in inflation: the Consumer Price Index rose 1.5% in the second quarter, while the annual inflation rate climbed to 4.1%, its highest level in more than two Read more…
Markets Friday brought some, maybe unexpected relief to global (energy) markets, even as US president Trump end last week still threatened to scale up military action against Iran. Houthi militants attacking Saudi targets and complicating Read more…
Costco and Target operate under very different models. Costco relies on membership fees to generate revenue, and some of its best deals come in the form of bulk pricing. Target’s focus is a wide assortment Read more…
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TL;DR: Brent crude gapped sharply lower to $85.50 as US and Iran refrained from further strikes over the weekend, but shipping data from the Strait of Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb shows the physical supply crisis Read more…
Key Highlights EUR/USD started a fresh decline from the 1.1475 resistance zone. A bearish trend line is forming with resistance at 1.1405 on the 4-hour chart. GBP/USD trimmed most gains and traded below 1.3400. WTI Read more…
The Japanese yen weakened toward 164 against the U.S. dollar, its lowest level in around 40 years. Middle East tensions supported the dollar, while concerns about Japan’s finances and the large gap between U.S. and Read more…