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The biggest geopolitical breakthrough of 2026 may have just given Gold the catalyst it needed. Gold opened the week with a bullish gap and surged back above 4,300 after Washington and Tehran announced a formal Read more…
Investors are focused on the Bank of Japan’s policy meeting on 16 June. According to a Reuters survey published on 10 June, the majority of economists expect the benchmark interest rate to be raised to Read more…
ECB President Christine Lagarde warned that elevated energy prices are no longer confined to fuel markets and are increasingly feeding into broader inflation across the Eurozone economy. Speaking to France Culture on Monday, Lagarde said Read more…
Markets The US and Iran have reached a deal. The news was confirmed by all parties involved, a first. Rumours circulated since President Trump backtracked late Thursday on renewed attacks on Iran and instead announced Read more…
In Focus Today Today, the Swedish Labour Force Survey for May will be published. Public Employment Service data last week showed unchanged unemployment for the fifth straight month. Given the volatility in AKU unemployment, we Read more…
Will the Fed Blink? Markets Enter High-Stakes Week of Global Rate Decisions Markets are entering a week where almost every major central bank is expected to stand still. Yet it could still become one of Read more…
Key Highlights EUR/USD started a recovery wave above the 1.1550 resistance. A major bearish trend line is forming with resistance at 1.1595 on the 4-hour chart. Bitcoin started a recovery wave above $64,000. Gold corrected Read more…
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New Zealand’s services sector slipped deeper into contraction in May, with the BNZ-BusinessNZ Performance of Services Index falling from 48.7 to 47.5. The latest reading marked another month below the 50-point threshold that separates expansion Read more…