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USD/JPY: Watching 152–159.50 range break – Scotiabank
Scotiabank strategists Shaun Osborne and Eric Theoret note modest Japanese Yen gains versus the Dollar, noting outperformance with...
EUR/USD declines as US Dollar strengthens on Fed rate-c...
EUR/USD eases on Thursday, trimming earlier intraday gains as a firmer US Dollar (USD) weighs on the Euro (EUR). At the time of wr...
LNG: Oil-indexed contracts transmit Iran shock – Raboba...
Rabobank’s energy strategists Joe DeLaura and Florence Schmit argue that global LNG markets, especially in Europe and Asia, would ...
Dow Jones Industrial Average edges higher as Nvidia sel...
The Dow Jones Industrial Average edged higher on Thursday, gaining around 60 points or 0.11% as defensive names offset a broad sem...
Copper: Tariffs and deficits keep prices bid – TD Secur...
TD Securities analysts see Copper remaining well supported as a key beneficiary of the debasement and diversification trade. They ...
South Korea rates: Extended pause signals stability – U...
UOB’s Global Economics & Markets Research expects Bank of Korea to keep the base rate at 2.50% throughout 2026, after a sixth cons...
USD/JPY retreats after two-day rise amid US labor resil...
USD/JPY trades around 156.20 on Thursday at the time of writing, down 0.15% on the day, slightly correcting after two consecutive ...
INR: Trade risks and capital flows shape outlook – Comm...
Commerzbank analysts Charlie Lay and Moses Lim highlight that the US Supreme Court’s IEEPA ruling and a new US–India trade deal lo...
Despite NASDAQ sell-off, software stocks recoup losses ...
Thursday's NASDAQ index sell-off is the major story of the session, but underneath it lies a recovering software market.
Czech Republic: Fiscal stance stays only slightly loose...
ING analysts Frantisek Taborsky and David Havrlant say Czech fiscal policy has loosened only marginally after the election, with t...
United States 7-Year Note Auction dipped from previous ...
United States 7-Year Note Auction dipped from previous 4.018% to 3.79%