Last week was marked by a questionable rally on hopes that peace was just around the corner, but weekend news dampened that optimism, and the week opens on a mixed note with many unanswered questions. Read more…
In focus today There is no tier-1 data scheduled for release today. Attention shifts to developments in the Middle East and broader market dynamics. In Sweden, Riksbank governor Erik Thedéen will be holding a speech Read more…
Daily Pivots: (S1) 0.7141; (P) 0.7181; (R1) 0.7209; More… Intraday bias in AUD/USD is turned neutral again with current retreat. Some consolidations would be seen first, but downside should be contained above 0.7000 support. On Read more…
Markets began the week with a measured response to intensifying US–Iran tensions, even as the ceasefire showed visible signs of strain. The Dollar edged higher and oil prices rebounded, but broader markets remained composed, indicating Read more…
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Gold gapped lower at the week’s open as cracks in the US–Iran ceasefire deepened just days before the April 22 expiry. Yet markets have stopped short of panic for now, with oil prices rising but Read more…
Key Highlights EUR/USD gained bullish pace for a move above the 1.1800 zone. A major bullish trend line is forming with support at 1.1680 on the 4-hour chart. GBP/USD climbed toward 1.3620 before correcting some Read more…
The People’s Bank of China left its benchmark lending rates unchanged for an 11th straight month in April, in line with expectations, as policymakers prioritize stability amid rising global uncertainty. The one-year loan prime rate Read more…
For years, the narrative around the U.S. housing market has been driven by one consistent theme: America is short on homes. Zillow has been one of the loudest voices shaping that narrative, publishing research that Read more…
New Zealand’s external sector showed resilience in March, with goods exports rising by 7.3% yoy to NZD 7.9B, outpacing imports which increased by 9.6% yoy to NZD 7.2B. The result was a monthly trade surplus Read more…