Intraday bias in EUR/AUD remains mildly on the downside for the moment. Larger down trend from 1.8554 should be resuming. Next target is 61.8% projection of 1.6617 to 1.6072 from 1.6334 at 1.597. On the Read more…
Range trading continues in EUR/CHF and intraday bias stays neutral. Risk is mildly on the downside as long as 0.9371 support turned resistance holds. Break of 0.9258 will resume the fall from 0.9485. Sustained trading Read more…
TL;DR OPPO is reportedly developing a wide-format flagship smartphone with a 16:9 display. The phone could feature ultra-thin, symmetrical 1mm bezels using LIPO technology and measure approximately 81mm wide. The wider display could improve video Read more…
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Markets The US Treasury curve bull flattened yesterday with yields ceding 1.2 bps (2-yr) to 7.1 bps (30-yr). The move at the (very) long end of the curve started in the build-up to the US Read more…
TL;DR Google is rolling out a redesigned search bar in the Google app. It now has a “plus” icon to upload images or files, create images with Nano Banana, or switch models for the AI Read more…
TL;DR Anthropic has launched two new Claude features today: Claude Dashboards and Claude Motion. Claude can now create live dashboards from a connected data platform or CRM tool. It can also turn reports and charts Read more…
Credit: Hadlee Simons / Android Authority TL;DR ARMSX3 is the best PS3 emulator on Android, and its now available on the Google Play Store. This release comes several months after the app launched via GitHub. Read more…
Credit: Megan Ellis / Android Authority TL;DR Last month, Google fully removed Google Assistant from all mobile devices. Users have now taken to Reddit to say that Gemini is less reliable than Google Assistant at Read more…
In focus today We expect core inflation in Norway to rise moderately from 3.0% y/y to 3.1% y/y in September, partly reflecting base effects from unusually low price growth in September last year. If our Read more…