In focus today In the US, focus will be on ADP’s July private sector employment report, as this will provide markets with an early sense of what to expect from the upcoming Jobs Report on Read more…
Silver has returned above $60 as growing optimism over a Strait of Hormuz reopening pulls oil lower, reshapes Fed rate expectations, and drags Treasury yields down — with silver carrying an extra industrial-demand tailwind gold Read more…
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The DAX (XETRA: DAX) continues to follow a bullish Elliott Wave structure after completing red wave 4 at 24,651. The index confirmed the resumption of the uptrend by breaking above the red wave 3 peak Read more…
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Japan’s wage growth remained robust in June, reinforcing the Bank of Japan’s case for continued policy normalization. Real wages rose 1.6% y/y, matching May’s upwardly revised gain and marking a sixth consecutive monthly increase, the Read more…
China’s services sector remained in expansion in July, but growth slowed sharply as domestic demand weakened. The RatingDog China General Services PMI fell from 54.1 in June to 50.4, its lowest reading since September 2024, Read more…
Japan’s services sector continued to expand in July, but the pace of growth slowed as demand softened from earlier in the year. The S&P Global Japan Services PMI fell to 51.2 from 52.2 in June, Read more…
Australia’s private sector gained momentum at the start of the third quarter, with the services sector leading a broad-based improvement in business activity. The S&P Global Australia Services PMI rose to 53.6 in July from Read more…
New Zealand’s labor market delivered a stronger-than-expected employment report for the second quarter, reinforcing the case for further RBNZ tightening even as the unemployment rate rose. Employment increased 0.5% qoq, comfortably beating expectations of 0.1%, Read more…