Why the Next Recession Will Be the Catalyst for Depression
January 30, 2026
In a reversal of fortunes, the is the only G10 currency that is gaining on the through the European morning. Yesterday, it was the only G10 currency to have weakened...
Read moreDetailsis trading around 1.3516–1.3530 after four straight up days, rebuilding altitude above the 1.3500 handle. Intraday, the pair has been oscillating in a relatively tight 1.3467–1.3560 band, with buyers defending...
Read moreDetailsThe is mostly slightly firmer against most of the G10 currencies but largely confined to its recent ranges. The is the notable exception. Beijing announced it is sanctioning more Japanese...
Read moreDetailsLarge-scale US military deployment is raising the perceived risk of an imminent strike on Iran. The dollar acts more efficiently as a safe haven when geopolitical risk lifts prices, yet...
Read moreDetailsIn quiet FX markets, two stories are dominating. The first is a more dovish than expected Reserve Bank of New Zealand meeting; the second is the start of Japanese investment into...
Read moreDetailsAsian foreign exchange markets are moving within narrow ranges as Lunar New Year holidays reduce regional liquidity, limiting conviction across currency pairs even as geopolitical headlines turn incrementally supportive. Reports...
Read moreDetailsThe is softer against all the G10 currencies. The powerful short squeeze continues to lift the yen, though Japan was on holiday today. Defying expectations, the yen, and Japanese bonds...
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