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Copper, silver, and gold quite often move together, especially during the big moves. Impending massive slide And this is currently very helpful. Given gold’s recent decline and a much bigger decline in silver and mining stocks, one might wonder whether miners’ and silver’s weakness are telling the t

Overview: The US dollar is mostly softer today, but the tone is mostly one of consolidation. The Swiss National Bank surprised with a 50 bp cut and the franc is the only G10 currency that has not edged up against the greenback today. Australia reported a stronger than expected employment report. Thi

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US CPI came in as expected on Wednesday, which has kept markets mostly confined to tighter consolidation. At this point, the data confirms expectations for another rate cut from the Fed next week, though at the same time, introduces the possibility the Fed might be less accommodative in 2025. Share:

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The euro is slightly higher on Tuesday. In the European session, EUR/USD is trading at 1.0528, down 0.23% at the time of writing. German inflation climbs to 2.2% Germany, the largest economy in the eurozone, remains a shadow of what was once the undisputed locomotive of Europe. Economic growth has s

EUR/GBP is closing in on a major support level at 0.82. And were it not for the strong dollar, the Bank of England's trade-weighted sterling index would be pushing to new highs of the year. Two related factors are driving the sterling move, ING’s FX analyst Chris Turner notes. GBP pays the highest d

USD/CAD trades in positive territory for the third consecutive day around 1.4170 in Tuesday’s early Asian session. The Fed is likely to cut rates next week, but the outlook is to tilt hawkish, supporting the USD. The BoC is expected to cut its overnight rate by 50 bps on Wednesday. The USD/CAD pair

DXY trades with mild losses on Monday, hovering near the 105.85 level. Markets await November CPI data, which is expected to show slightly accelerating inflation. Fed's December rate cut is widely anticipated but seen as hawkish. The US Dollar Index (DXY) began Monday’s session with mild losses, mai

EU mid-market update: China loosens monetary policy stance and Syria's Assad is gone; Trump reiterates his agenda on Notre Dame sidelines; Equity markets give the thumbs up. Notes/observations - Equities are mostly green, with bias towards Asia-related stocks, triggered by China changing monetary po

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The New Zealand Dollar (NZD) is likely to trade in a higher range of 0.5860/0.5900. In the longer run, NZD is expected to trade in a 0.5830/0.5930 range, UOB Group’s FX analysts Quek Ser Leang and Lee Sue Ann note. NZD can test the 0.5830 support near term 24-HOUR VIEW: “Yesterday, we expected NZD t

Oil prices appear to have remained relatively unchanged compared to last week. Today we are to take a look at the data of the US oil market and a number of fundamental issues affecting the supply and demand side of the international oil market. For a rounder view, we are to conclude the report with

French lawmakers will hold a no-confidence vote in the fragile minority government of Prime Minister Michel Barnier on Wednesday, as economists warn the political stalemate likely to ensue will come at a high economic cost. Two so-called "motions of censure" filed by both the left-wing and far-right