EUR/JPY edged higher to 186.18 but retreated sharply since then. Downside is still supported above 184.42 and initial bias remains neutral this week first. Rebound from 182.01 is seen as the second leg of the Read more…
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Sideway trading continues in EUR/GBP and outlook is unchanged. Initial bias stays neutral this week. On the downside, decisive break of 0.8610 support will revive the case of bearish trend reversal. On the upside, break Read more…
EUR/AUD stayed in range below 1.6381 last week. Initial bias remains neutral this week first. On the upside, break of 1.6381 will resume the rebound from 1.6108 short term bottom to 100% projection of 1.6108 Read more…
EUR/CHF’s extended rebound last week suggests that corrective fall from 0.9264 has completed at 0.9094. But as a temporary top was formed at 0.9191 and initial bias is turned neutral first. Risk will stay on Read more…
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Canadian Highlights Markets swung on hopes of a Middle East truce, but the outlook remains fragile. Canada’s economy has stalled out over the past two quarters, with weak domestic demand and patchy investment pointing to Read more…
Bitcoin is under strong selling pressure, falling over 17% in a week and dropping below USD 60,000. The decline was intensified by USD 532 million in long liquidations on Binance, which triggered additional forced selling. Read more…
U.S. inflation is showing renewed upward pressure, with our expectations for May CPI to rise 0.5% and the year‑over‑year rate pushing to 4.2%, largely driven by an 8% surge in energy goods and firmer food Read more…