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Gold starts the week near 4,150 USD per troy ounce, its lowest level since 11 June. The precious metal has recorded a third consecutive weekly decline amid a stronger US dollar and growing expectations that Read more…
Following a period of heightened volatility in early June, investor attention in Ethereum has once again shifted towards institutional demand and the development of the spot ETF market in the United States. The funds launched Read more…
Markets European bonds sold off in a Friday session stripped of US investors (Juneteenth). German bunds immediately opened weaker, responding at a $3 price rise in oil that happened after European closing hours the day Read more…
In focus today In the euro area, the flash consumer confidence for June is released. The survey period is likely 1-21 June so the US-Iran deal and subsequent drop in the oil price might not Read more…
Key takeaways US-Iran peace negotiations remain fragile despite progress on reopening the Strait of Hormuz. While crude oil continues to flow through the waterway and a 60-day roadmap remains intact, fresh geopolitical threats and proxy-conflict Read more…
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Two reports. Forty-eight hours. One question. Is the RBA done hiking, or is one final move still waiting in August? Australia’s inflation report on Wednesday and employment data on Thursday could provide the clearest answer Read more…
BoJ Deputy Governor Ryozo Himino reinforced the central bank’s hawkish stance on Monday, warning that delaying policy normalization could allow inflation risks to intensify. Speaking in parliament, Himino said that “delaying the necessary adjustment in Read more…
China kept its benchmark lending rates unchanged for a 13th consecutive month in June, reinforcing expectations that policymakers are not yet prepared to deliver another round of monetary easing. The one-year loan prime rate (LPR) Read more…