The sell-off in global bond markets is causing headaches around the world. Higher benchmark interest rates mean higher borrowing costs for governments, companies and households alike. A bond market rout is therefore dicey territory for Read more…
In focus today From the US, the minutes from the September FOMC meeting will be released tonight. We will look for signs of the FOMC being more divided than the unanimous decision to hike rates Read more…
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Deutsche Bank sees Silver’s physical deficit narrowing toward a possible 2027 surplus as solar demand intensity falls and vault inventories rebuild, but with Silver trading around 60.80, the next move still hinges on the near-term Read more…
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Key Highlights WTI Crude Oil extended losses below $92.00 and $90.00. A bearish trend line is forming with resistance at $92.50 on the 4-hour chart of XTI/USD. Gold prices could consolidate below $4,250 ahead of Read more…
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Japan’s wage growth remained firm in August even as the headline pace moderated. Total cash earnings slowed from a revised 4.3% y/y in July to 3.8%, still slightly above the 3.7% consensus, while real wages Read more…