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Natural gas explodes by 70% in four sessions: What’s next?

Natural gas explodes by 70% in four sessions: What’s next?

Natural Gas, historically highly correlated with WTI Oil, has largely decoupled over the past four sessions. While the weekly correlation ranged between 0.20 and 1.00 since 2020, it has turned close to negative in late 2025. Since the Sunday open, US Natural Gas prices have exploded by approximately 60%. While initially attributed to fears of

US Stocks Set for a Strong Open

US Stocks Set for a Strong Open

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ECB in no rush to shift monetary policy stance, accounts show

ECB in no rush to shift monetary policy stance, accounts show

The key details and excerpts to note from the accounts: Members broadly agreed with the assessment on the economy That being indicators of underlying inflation had changed little over recent months And for now, they remain consistent with the 2% medium-term target The euro area economy had been resilient alongside global economic activity Geopolitical risks

​​Antofagasta Q4 2025 results preview: 29 January update

​​Antofagasta Q4 2025 results preview: 29 January update

​​​​Antofagasta Q4 production report: Can the copper miner maintain strong momentum?​ ​Antofagasta PLC, the London-listed copper miner with its core operations in Chile, is set to report its quarter four (Q4) 2025 production and operational results on 29 January 2026. ​This update will be one of the first detailed indicators of how the company’s mining portfolio performed

Belgium Consumer Confidence Strongest Since 2021

Belgium Consumer Confidence Strongest Since 2021

Confidence among Belgian consumers turned positive in January as their saving capacity improved amid easing unemployment concerns, the National Bank of Belgium said on Thursday. The consumer sentiment index rose to 4.0 in January from -1.0 in the previous month. Moreover, this was the highest reading since October 2021. The index measuring the saving capacity

Greenland Framework Triggers Risk-On Turn, Trade War Fears Recede

Greenland Framework Triggers Risk-On Turn, Trade War Fears Recede

Market sentiment staged a sharp U-turn after signs that U.S.–European tensions over Greenland had moved toward resolution. The immediate risk of a transatlantic trade war has been averted for now, allowing investors to unwind defensive positioning built earlier in the week. The pivot lifted global equities, with Japan leading the charge in Asia, while European

Euro returns above 0.8700 on a brighter mood

Euro returns above 0.8700 on a brighter mood

The Euro reversal against the British Pound seen on Wednesday, found support at a previous resistance area near 0.8790, and the pair is picking up on Thursday, favoured by an improved market sentiment, returning to levels past 0.8700 with bulls aiming for the resistance area at 0.8745. US President Trump’s softer tone against Europe and

Hang Seng Index forecast: Dropped 1.5% but bullish trend intact with USD weakness as a tailwind

Hang Seng Index forecast: Dropped 1.5% but bullish trend intact with USD weakness as a tailwind

Kelvin Wong Senior Market Analyst Based in Singapore, Kelvin Wong is a well-established senior global macro strategist with over 15 years of experience trading and providing market research on foreign exchange, stock markets, and commodities. Passionate about connecting the dots in the financial markets and sharing perspectives around trading and investment, Kelvin Wong is an

Europe Set for Strong Open on Trump Reversal

Europe Set for Strong Open on Trump Reversal

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Crypto in India: How to Invest, Trade & Stay Legal

Crypto in India: How to Invest, Trade & Stay Legal

2026.01.22 2026.01.22 Crypto Investment in India: The Ultimate Guide to Legal Status, Taxes & Trading Jana Kanehttps://www.litefinance.org/blog/authors/jana-kane/ Cryptocurrency is increasingly becoming part of personal investments alongside stocks and bonds. The Indian market is growing rapidly, and interest in crypto in India is rising along with it. New investors are looking for a simple and clear

Dollar to remain at the back of the pack – HSBC

Dollar to remain at the back of the pack – HSBC

The greenback has had a tough two weeks as Trump is back with a bang to start the new year with all his shenanigans. Erratic geopolitical risk management and attack on the Fed independence are two main issues that have hurt the dollar in the past week especially. And HSBC notes that this could just

Why FX liquidity is harder to read than ever

Why FX liquidity is harder to read than ever

Why FX liquidity is harder to read than ever – FX Markets Skip to main content End of drawer navigation content A breakdown of FX execution methods shows how liquidity is truly formed, writes Isomiq’s Jamie Rose The BIS Triennial Survey headline for April 2025 is something that has been widely publicised and talked about:

Gold slides from record high as safe-haven demand wanes, US data eyed

Gold slides from record high as safe-haven demand wanes, US data eyed

Gold (XAU/USD) is seen extending the previous day’s modest pullback from the vicinity of the $4,900 mark, or a fresh all-time peak, and drifting lower through the Asian session on Thursday. This marks the first day of a negative move in the previous four and is sponsored by a combination of negative factors. US President

East Timor Inflation Rate Slows to 1%

East Timor Inflation Rate Slows to 1%

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China silver exports hit 16-year high in 2025 despite control fears

China silver exports hit 16-year high in 2025 despite control fears

China’s silver exports hit a 16-year high in 2025, casting doubt on fears that tighter export controls are constraining global supply. Summary: China silver exports reach 16-year high Volumes rise despite export-control fears No major disruption reported by exporters Processing trade rules underpin shipments Refining capacity expansion key driver China’s silver exports climbed to a

Belgium Consumer Confidence Strongest Since 2021

Australia Jobless Rate Falls To 4.1% In December

The unemployment rate in Australia came in at a seasonally adjusted 4.1 percent in December, the Australian Bureau of Statistics said on Thursday. That was well below forecasts for 4.4 percent and down from 4.3 percent in November. The Australian economy added 65,200 jobs last month – well exceeding forecasts for an increase of 28,300

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