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Asian markets open with a constructive tone around Japan, following the LDP’s decisive election victory over the weekend. While political continuity is broadly supportive for risk assets, the yen reaction has...
Read moreDetailsGold on Wednesday held above 5045 USD per ounce and traded near a two-week high. The quotes are supported by expectations of a softer Fed policy. Growth intensified after weak...
Read moreDetailsUS Dollar weakens as soft labor data fuels rate cut expectations. Gold near $5,100 as risk appetite and policy uncertainty rise. USD/JPY tests support with NFP likely to drive volatility....
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...
Read moreDetailsMarkets are starting to trade as the stage lights have shifted. Not dramatically. Not yet. But enough that you can see the outlines of a new act forming. The dollar...
Read moreDetailsSome welcome stability in the Japanese bond market is allowing a more positive assessment of the yen to win through. However, it would probably take much earlier Bank of Japan...
Read moreDetailsAfter yesterday’s sharp losses, the is mostly consolidating with a firmer bias against the G10 currencies. The is the exception. The unexpected post-election gains have been extended through the local...
Read moreDetailsGBP/USD pivots near 20-day SMA but stalls soon after, around 1.3700 Short-term tone stays bullish, though uncertainty hasn’t evaporated put together a solid two-day rally, gaining over 1.0% and pushing...
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Read moreDetailsis trading around $1.1900–$1.1910 after a roughly 0.9% jump on Monday, and the move is being driven far more by a weaker US Dollar than by aggressive Euro strength. The...
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