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Gold’s price appears to be moving in a relatively sideways fashion. In today’s report, we intend to have a look at the implications of Trump’s tariff policies, whilst discussing last week’s jobs report. For a rounder view, we conclude the report with a technical analysis of gold’s daily chart. Trump

In recent weeks it has felt like it is bond traders vs. the UK chancellor. As UK bond yields have risen sharply in recent weeks, calls have grown for the Chancellor to step down, with many blaming her budget for the relentless rise in UK borrowing costs and the drop in the pound. Rachel Reeves addre

In focus today From the US, the December PPI data will provide markets with an early sense of what to expect when the key December CPI is released tomorrow afternoon. We will also keep an eye on the NFIB's December small business optimism index after a notable uptick in November following the electi

Bank of England (BoE) Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) member and Deputy Governor for Financial Stability Sarah Breeden noted that it might finally be time for the BoE to start loosening policy rates now that UK economic data has effectively begun to crumble. Key highlights There is some tentative ev

Provided that Australian Dollar (AUD) remains below 0.6245, it could test the major support of 0.6180 before a rebound is likely. In the longer run, AUD must break and remain below 0.6180 before further weakness can be expected, UOB Group’s FX analysts Quek Ser Leang and Lee Sue Ann note. Likelihood

The Australian Dollar remains steady after the release of China’s NBS Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index data on Tuesday. China's official Manufacturing PMI slipped to 50.1, with Non-Manufacturing PMI improving to 52.2 in December. The US Dollar struggled as Treasury bond yields depreciated by