Intraday bias in USD/CAD is turned neutral first with current retreat. While another rise cannot be ruled out, upside should be limited by 38.2% retracement of 1.4247 to 1.3730 at 1.3927 to complete the corrective Read more…
When times get tight consumers, at least the ones who still have discretionary income, still indulge themselves, but they find more affordable ways to do that. A vacation may become a staycation and a night Read more…
GBP/JPY is extending consolidations below 217.45 and intraday bias remains neutral for the moment. Further rally is expected as long as 214.80 support holds. On the upside, above 217.45 will extend the rise from 209.55 Read more…
EUR/JPY is still extending consolidations below 186.00 and intraday bias stays neutral. Deeper pullback cannot be ruled out, but downside should be contained by 183.90 support to bring rebound. On the upside, above 186.00 will Read more…
The breakfast dining sector has faced financial challenges in 2026, leading dining chains to close locations or, in some cases, file for bankruptcy protection. Franchisees of iconic chain Denny’s, such as DBJ US Corp. in Read more…
EUR/GBP is still bounded in sideway trading and intraday bias stays neutral. Rebound from 0.8453 is seen as a corrective bounce. In case of another rise, strong resistance should be seen from 0.8610 support turned Read more…
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Intraday bias in EUR/AUD remains neutral first, and more consolidations could be seen above 1.6159. On downside, below 1.6159 will target a retest on 1.6108 low. Decisive break there will resume the whole down trend Read more…
EUR/CHF’s recovery from 0.9304 continues today but it’s still capped below 0.9408. Intraday bias remains neutral first. Another fall cannot be ruled out as consolidations extend, but downside should be contained by 38.2% retracement of Read more…
September opened with what looks like four separate market moves, Brent through $92, sovereign yields surging across Japan, UK, Germany and the US, technology stocks under pressure, AUD and NZD weakening sharply against a broadly Read more…