Why the Next Recession Will Be the Catalyst for Depression
January 30, 2026
The case for the Reserve Bank of New Zealand to sit still tomorrow is the strongest it has been all cycle. And it probably still won’t. That is the tension...
Read moreDetailsThe fragility of the ceasefire in the Middle East was driven home today by the strike on a Qatari LNG ship in the Strait of Hormuz today. and gas prices...
Read moreDetailsThe dollar changed hands near ¥162 into Monday, with grinding at the top of its range as the yen sat at 40-year lows against the greenback. The pair rose about...
Read moreDetailsGoldman Sachs revised its 12-month forecast to 165 from 155 on July 6, 2026, placing it among the most bearish calls in Bloomberg’s surveyed consensus, as strategist Karen Reichgott Fishman...
Read moreDetailsThe euro has spent 2026 doing something that looks a lot like controlled bleeding. Since topping out near 1.2087 at the start of the year, has traded inside a descending...
Read moreDetailsFed pricing is softening. expectations have fallen sharply. Yet almost half the FOMC still projected at least one this year in June. This week’s Fed communication may finally explain the...
Read moreDetailsFor the first time in months, no longer looks like a straightforward buy-the-dip trade. Intervention risk, stretched positioning and arrival of a bearish technical signal have changed the complexion of...
Read moreDetailsThe is trading lower against all of the G10 currencies ahead of the US . The softer private sector estimate seems to have encouraged some paring of long dollar positions...
Read moreDetailsThe won is not simply weakening because the dollar has found its feet again. Foreign investors own a vast pool of Korean equity exposure, and as the surged through the...
Read moreDetailshas suffered its sharpest 4-hour decline since May, raising immediate speculation that Japanese authorities may have stepped back into the foreign exchange market. Intervention remains unconfirmed at the time of...
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