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US Dollar (USD) could edge higher but is unlikely to break above 7.3300. In the longer run, outlook remains mixed, but USD is likely to trade in a narrower range of 7.2500/7.3300, UOB Group's FX analysts Quek Ser Leang and Peter Chia note. USD is likely to trade in a narrower range of 7.2500/7.3300

The US Dollar rallied back on Friday and there were a number of drivers behind the price action. It shouldn’t come as any surprise that one of these drivers was President Trump and tariff talk, this time talk of reciprocal tariffs going into effect. Share: Analysis feed

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent hit newswires on Thursday, touching on a variety of topics that suggest the President Donald Trump's administration will achieve both US Dollar (USD) strength and a general decline in Treasury yields at the same time. Treasury Secretary Bessent also noted that hew

WTI moves little as the market shrugs off concerns over US-China trade war while support from Iran-related supply concerns remains. Trump reinstated his "maximum pressure" campaign, aiming to cut Iran’s Oil exports to zero. US API Weekly Crude Oil Stock rose by 5.025 million barrels in the previous

Central European countries are relatively well-positioned in industrial sectors with high technological content. However, there are differences, with regards to the respective percentages of tech products in value added and in manufacturing sector exports. The share of the high-tech sector, consisti

Overview: After yesterday's wild gyrations, the foreign exchange market calm. US Dollar losses seen as the tariffs on Mexico and Canada were postponed with what many observers see as minor concessions, though Canada is going to have a fentanyl czar have not been extended and a consolidative tone has

There's an ongoing algo selling activity in Gold, TDS' Senior Commodity Strategist Daniel Ghali notes. Gold selling activity to remain short-lived"The yellow metal is being swept into this round of deleveraging and CTA liquidations, but our simulations of future prices suggest that CTAs will be back

The USD/JPY pair declined to 155.13 on Friday, as the yen gained robust support following the Bank of Japan’s (BoJ) decision to raise its interest rate during the January meeting. BoJ’s interest rate hike and economic outlook The BoJ increased the cost of borrowing by 25 basis points, bringing the b