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Rebound amid apparent positive divergence suggests US Dollar (USD) could rise further to 7.2400 vs Chinese Yuan (CNH); strong resistance at
Asian currencies rallied sharply, led by a historic surge in the Taiwan dollar, as growing speculation over imminent trade talks between
Gold (XAU/USD) sprints higher on Tuesday for a second consecutive day, as geopolitical tensions around the globe continue to support investors’
US Dollar (USD) is expected to trade in a 143.40/144.85 range vs Japanese Yen (JPY). In the longer run, USD has
Although the US dollar has found temporary support from equity gains and easing trade tensions, lingering soft data and early signs
Germany 5-y Note Auction rose from previous 2.06% to 2.07%
The weakness in oil prices will prompt a pullback in drilling activity in the US, ING's commodity expert Warren Patterson notes.
New Zealand Dollar (NZD) is likely to trade in a range vs US Dollar (USD), probably between 0.5930 and 0.5980. In
OPEC+ is implementing another aggressive supply hike. Effective in June, this increase solidifies a shift in policy. With prospects of further
Oil prices remain under pressure after OPEC+ confirmed a third consecutive monthly output hike, reinforcing bearish sentiment in a market already
The most notable development in FX over the past few days has been the exceptional rally in the Taiwanese dollar, and
Silver prices (XAG/USD) rose on Tuesday, according to FXStreet data.
EUR/USD moves slightly higher to near 1.1350 in Tuesday’s European session. The major currency pair edges up as the Euro (EUR)
Yesterday's Swiss inflation figures for April are likely to have heightened the concerns of the Swiss National Bank (SNB) once again.
Australian Dollar (AUD) is likely to trade in a range between 0.6420 and 0.6485 vs US Dollar (USD). In the longer
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EU doesn't feel weak or under pressure to accept unfair deal with the US.The US tariffs are unfair.Everyone wants to accelerate
We feel the market has returned to a more stable situation todayExpectations of the Taiwanese dollar appreciating have mostly goneUSD/TWD has
Germany's AfD backs new vote for chancellor on Wednesday after Merz failed to win the majority today. AfD is the second
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Prior +0.2%PPI +1.9% vs +2.5% y/y expectedPrior +3.0%The drop here owes largely to a decline in prices for energy (-5.8%). If
The problem with a secret ballot is that it is as the name implies, a secret. That means as things stand,
Final Services PMI 49.0 vs 48.9 preliminaryPrior 52.5 Final Composite PMI 48.5 vs 48.2 preliminaryPrior 51.5 Key findings:Renewed downturn in new
China and EU should oppose unilateral bullying.Ready to work with EU leaders to expand mutual openness, properly handle frictions and differences.Calls
It was supposed to be a straightforward appointment for Friedrich Merz to be German chancellor today. But when push comes to
Well, that didn't go according to plan. The expectation was that Merz would've been elected upon the first round of voting
Prior 51.0Composite PMI 50.4 vs 50.1 prelimPrior 50.9The reading reaffirms stagnation in the euro area economy to start Q2, with the
No one likes negative ratesBut if we have to, we are prepared to do it againWe expected Swiss inflation to come
Final Services PMI 49.0 vs. 48.8 preliminaryPrior 50.9Final Composite PMI 50.1 vs. 49.7 preliminaryPrior 51.3 Key findings:Germany Services PMI Business Activity
Prior 47.9Composite PMI 47.8 vs 47.3 prelimPrior 48.0The slight revision higher doesn't take away from the fact that French business activity
Services PMI 52.9 vs. 51.5 expected Prior 52.0 Composite PMI 52.1 vs. 50.5 prior.Key findings:Output and new orders up at sharper
Dollar remains on the soft side today, although losses are so far limited. Currency market activity is subdued as traders remain
The currency markets remain subdued in early trading this week, with the exception of a broad, mild Dollar weakness. Among the
Dollar drifted lower in subdued trading, with many Asian markets closed for holidays. Movements in the currency markets elsewhere were mixed.
Global risk sentiment continued to improve last week, with major equity indices staging robust rallies as investor anxiety over the fallout
Risk assets are rallying to end the week as investors take comfort in the stronger-than-expected US non-farm payroll report. The data
Markets trade on a cautiously optimistic in Asian session, supported by fresh signs that US-China trade tensions may be starting to
Yen weakness remains the dominant theme in an otherwise range-bound forex market today. While all other major pairs and crosses are
Yen weakened broadly today following the BoJ’s decision to leave interest rates unchanged, while significantly downgrading its growth projections for the
Risk sentiment soured as US session commenced after data showed the economy unexpectedly contracted in the first quarter. Although the decline
Global financial markets are largely steady ahead of a packed economic calendar, with traders bracing for volatility as Eurozone and US
The forex markets are generally holding steady today, with all major pairs and crosses bounded within yesterday’s range. While month-end lull
Global trading remains subdued, with Japanese markets closed for Showa holiday and investors showing little urgency to take new positions. Canadian
Trading remains notably subdued across global financial markets today as investors adopt a cautious stance. On deck are quarterly earnings from
Trading was particularly subdued today, even by the quiet standards of a typical Monday in Asia. That’s not surprising, given the
Global risk sentiment showed further improvement last week, with stock markets around the world posting impressive gains. Although headlines continued to
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