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USD/CAD recoups drop below EMAs as March tariffs become reality. Technical indicators suggest quick rebound is fragile; focus on 1.4470. USD/CAD made a strong comeback just when traders were getting nervous about the bearish correction below the 20- and 50-day exponential moving averages (EMAs). Sur

1) US non-farm payrolls (Feb) – 07/03 – Having seen the Federal Reserve keep rates on hold last month the US labour market continues to show remarkable resilience, despite seeing a slowdown in hiring in January, after a blow out December number. While the January number came in below expectations at

Market Same dynamics were at play for a third session straight with US assets starting to discount the possibility of a stagflation rather than a goldilocks scenario for the US economy. Key US stock markets lost 0.50% for the S&P 500 and 1.35% for the Nasdaq. EUR/USD tested the YtD top at 1.0533

EUR/JPY gains ground to around 156.95 in Wednesday’s early European session. The Euro found support from growing optimism following reports that Germany is considering a €200 billion emergency defense fund. The prospect that the BoJ would raise interest rates further supports the JPY. The EUR/JPY cr

Peace talks have started. We do not know how soon or exactly where they will land. But things are moving fast. While much of the focus is, rightly, on the unexpectedly daunting geostrategic challenges, it’s not too soon to start mapping out the key economic implications for Europe. Overall, the impl

Asia Market Update: Quiet news day sees Asian equities follow on from US; KR BOK cuts, inline; Currencies range; AU Jan CPI tomorrow. - Hang Seng opened -2.7% and HK Tech Index -4.3% on falls in US tech, with Alibaba falling nearly -8% at the open. JD.com -5%, Bilibili -9.4%, Tencent -3.9%. Prices p

BoC Governor Macklem said Friday the economy was on a 'better footing' on the back of a pickup in consumer demand but noted again that the consequences of a trade war with the US would be 'severe' and the threat of tariffs was already doing economic harm, Scotiabank's Chief FX Strategist Shaun Osbor

Donald Trump just announced one of the biggest tech projects in U.S. history—a $500 billion AI infrastructure plan called Stargate. While the foundation was laid during Biden’s presidency, Trump is now pushing it as a game-changer, designed to make America the global leader in artificial intelligenc

Outlook is mixed; New Zealand Dollar (NZD) is likely to trade in a 0.5675/0.5725 range vs US Dollar (USD). In the longer run, upward momentum has slowed; a breach of 0.5675 would indicate that 0.5790 is not coming into view, UOB Group’s FX analysts Quek Ser Leang and Peter Chia note. Breach of 0.567