Key Highlights Bitcoin started a recovery wave above $85,000 and $86,500. BTC/USD cleared a key bearish trend line with resistance at $86,800 on the 4-hour chart. Ethereum also started a decent increase above $2,800. XRP Read more…
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AUD/NZD tumbled sharply today as markets digested two major releases: RBNZ’s widely expected 25bps cut and Australia’s stronger-than-forecast CPI print. Despite the upside surprise on inflation, AUD buying was no match for the hawkish tone Read more…
This is the market report as of 4 pm ET on Tuesday, November 25. The market continued to build upon its gains from Monday, and despite the Nvidia lull, it remained relatively calm. The S&P Read more…
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Australia’s CPI accelerated more than expected in October, rising from 3.5% yoy to 3.8%, beating expectations of 3.6%. Underlying pressure also firmed, with trimmed mean CPI moving up from 3.2% to 3.3%. Both goods and Read more…
President Donald Trump has made it perfectly clear that the Federal Reserve and particularly Fed Chair Jerome Powell are not doing his bidding. Since taking office in January, the president has been demanding the independent Read more…
RBNZ cut the OCR by 25bps to 2.25% as widely expected, but the tone of the announcement was more hawkish than markets had anticipated. Policymakers revealed they had debated holding rates at 2.50% versus cutting Read more…
Media release Annual consumers price inflation increased to 3 percent in the September quarter. However, with spare capacity in the economy, inflation is expected to fall to around 2 percent by mid-2026. Economic activity was Read more…
Strongest Major currency of the past month, the Dollar had swept through most of its peers powered by a hawkish repricing, assumed by the Market after Powell’s speech at the October 29th FOMC (You can Read more…