Why the Next Recession Will Be the Catalyst for Depression
January 30, 2026
The is mostly firmer today, but largely within the well-worn ranges seen recently against most of the G10 currencies. The news stream is light, but the US has stepped up...
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Read moreDetailsWeaker US inflation briefly pressured US dollar, though higher oil prices may limit further declines. Rising energy costs could revive inflation concerns and strengthen expectations for tighter Fed policy. EUR/USD...
Read moreDetailsThe Print Inside the Print fell 0.3% in June against expectations of no change at all, down from a 0.6% rise the month before. That is a negative headline on...
Read moreDetailsrose to 162.41 Monday, up 0.44%, as the yen gave back the prior session's gains and pressed fresh 40-year lows against the dollar, driven higher by the weekend Hormuz escalation...
Read moreDetailsThe is consolidating yesterday’s gains today. An off-ramp to the Middle East conflict seems increasingly elusive. After surging more than 9% yesterday, the front-month and futures contracts are up 3.6%-4.6%...
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Read moreDetailsended Tuesday at 162.27, with the Japanese yen remaining near 40-year lows. Pressure on the currency persists, as Japanese authorities have yet to carry out fresh interventions to support the...
Read moreDetailschanged hands at 1.1390 Monday, holding defensively beneath the 1.1400 handle at its weakest level in a year, as the dollar opened the week firm on safe-haven flows and the...
Read moreDetailsRetail speculators analyze in a complete Western vacuum, staring blindly at the Federal Reserve while ignoring the massive systemic liquidity plumbing controlled by the Bank of Japan (). This narrow...
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