In focus today In the US, the July PCE inflation figures, the Fed’s preferred measure, will be released in the afternoon. In June, PCE inflation was 3.7% y/y, still way above the Fed’s target. Core Read more…
Gold and Silver are pausing after a sharp rally, with Wednesday’s US data testing the yield channel and Friday’s Warsh Jackson Hole speech testing the deeper fiscal-credibility thesis behind the rally itself. The post Two Read more…
The short‑term Elliott Wave view in Silver (XAGUSD) indicates that the cycle from the July 17, 2026 low continues to unfold as a clear impulsive structure. From that low, wave (1) advanced to $60.929 before Read more…
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We expect the RBNZ to raise the OCR by 25bp to 2.75% at its 2 September meeting. We see a consensus decision. The RBNZ’s projections are likely to imply a 3% OCR by year-end, the Read more…
Key Highlights Gold started a fresh surge above the $4,500 resistance. A key bullish trend line is forming with support at $4,465 on the 4-hour chart. WTI Crude Oil failed to surpass $88.50 and corrected Read more…
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A hotter Australian inflation print that keeps a September RBA hike live, combined with Canada’s newly specified tariff retaliation against the US, are pushing AUD/CAD toward parity — a cross that expresses both stories more Read more…
Australia’s headline CPI eased from 3.8% to 3.5% y/y in July, but still came in above 3.2% consensus. Monthly CPI rose 1.0% m/m, after a -0.1% decline in June, also slightly above 0.9% expected. More Read more…