Daily Pivots: (S1) 1.3352; (P) 1.3442; (R1) 1.3490; More… GBP/USD’s steep decline today suggests that rebound from 1.3158 has already completed at 1.3657. Intraday bias is back on the downside for retesting 1.3158. Decisive break Read more…
The first trading day of Kevin Warsh’s tenure as Federal Reserve Chair is already being defined by rising Treasury yields, stronger Dollar demand, and market skepticism that the Trump-Xi summit will deliver meaningful relief from Read more…
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After completing the correction at $4098.74 on the March 23 low, Gold (XAUUSD) initiated a rally in a clear impulsive structure. From that level, wave (1) advanced and concluded at $4890.97. The subsequent pullback in Read more…
Key Takeaways Brent crude oil surged above $106/bbl as the prolonged Iran conflict and continued Strait of Hormuz disruption reinforced fears of persistent global energy supply shortages and inflation pressures. The Federal Reserve maintained its Read more…
USD/JPY is once again approaching territory that could force Japanese authorities into difficult decisions. The pair surged through 158 on Friday as broad Dollar strength combined with another sharp rise in US Treasury yields. The Read more…
Key insights from the week that was. The 2026/27 Federal Budget was the main event in Australia this week. Our bulletin provides a detailed view of the Government’s fiscal position, policy measures and economic expectations Read more…
Key Highlights USD/JPY started a decent upward move above 157.20. A key rising channel is forming with support at 157.65 on the 4-hour chart. EUR/USD could extend losses if it settles below 1.1650. GBP/USD corrected Read more…
Japan’s wholesale inflation accelerated sharply in April, adding to expectations that the Bank of Japan could move toward another rate hike as early as June. The Corporate Goods Price Index rose 4.9% yoy, accelerating from Read more…
New Zealand’s manufacturing sector lost significant momentum in April, with the BusinessNZ Performance of Manufacturing Index falling from 52.8 to 50.5, only marginally above the breakeven 50 level that separates expansion from contraction. The details Read more…