Risk-off sentiment continues to drive global markets this week, but the traditional safe-haven Yen is gaining little traction from the turbulence. The currency’s inability to capitalize on the broad defensive tone reflects an overriding theme: expectations that the BoJ’s long-awaited rate hike will be pushed back once again. Political pressure from the new government has
China intends to renew a ban on Japanese seafood imports AUD, kiwi, CAD all losing ground against the USD Tesla received a ride-hailing permit from Arizona, opening the door to begin robotaxi BOJ may delay rate hike until March as advisers urge caution on weak economy ICYMI: BoE sets out plans for regulated sterling stablecoins
The United Kingdom (UK) Office for National Statistics (ONS) publishes the highly relevant Consumer Price Index (CPI) data for October on Wednesday at 07:00 GMT. The market consensus anticipates some moderation of inflationary pressures. UK consumer inflation is a key release for the Bank of England (BoE) and tends to have a significant impact on
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2025.11.18 2025.11.19 Weekly Economic Calendar for 24.11.2025–30.11.2025 Jana Kanehttps://www.litefinance.org/blog/authors/jana-kane/ As the US government and its statistical agencies resume operations, the flow of key macroeconomic data is accelerating. Investors are now focused on the upcoming US PCE index release, the Fed’s preferred inflation gauge. While the possibility of another rate cut remains firm, expectations for a
The value of core machinery orders in Japan was up a seasonally adjusted 4.2 percent on month in September, the Cabinet Office said on Wednesday – coming in at 927.8 billion yen. That beat expectations for an increase of 2.3 percent following the 0.9 percent decline in August. On a yearly basis, core machinery orders
President Trump signalled he has likely settled on his preferred candidate for the next Federal Reserve chair, telling reporters in the Oval Office, “I think I already know my choice,” though he declined to say who it is. The Wall Street Journal with the snippet. Adding: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has been conducting interviews with
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United States Net Long-Term TIC Flows above forecasts ($126.1B) in September: Actual ($134.2B) Source link
Maybe the market was more anxious about an election in Canada than we thought? It’s tough to pin down why the loonie is such a standout performer today. It’s easily the strongest G10 performer today up 0.6%, doubling the Australian dollar’s gain. It’s not a huge move but it drops the US dollar to the
United States (US) President Donald Trump spoke at an interview in the Oval Office in the White House on Tuesday. Key takeaways Started interviews for fed chair. Think already know choice for Fed chair. Would love to get Fed Chair Powell out right now. We have some surprising names for Fed chairs, we may go
Elior Manier Market Analyst Elior brings over seven years of experience in financial markets to our analyst team. Since 2018, he has actively engaged in observing, charting, and trading, driven by his passion for mastering market dynamics. With a profound understanding of the geopolitical and macroeconomic forces that shape market movements, Elior focuses on analysing
In a widely anticipated move, Hungary’s central bank has opted to maintain its benchmark interest rate at 6.50%. This decision comes after thorough deliberations during the November meeting, mirroring the same rate held since October 2025. This continuity reflects a cautious approach by policymakers as they navigate the current economic landscape. The decision to keep
Global markets remain under pressure today as risk sentiment deteriorates further across regions. Europe opened firmly lower, tracking the broad declines seen earlier in Asia, while U.S. futures point to another weak session. Today’s tone is one of cautious de-risking, with markets showing little appetite to buy dips ahead of several major event risks. Technology
Understanding market corrections as healthy adjustments Markets do not move in straight lines. The current global pullback serves as a reminder that corrections are a natural and necessary part of market cycles, not aberrations to be feared. A correction typically involves a decline of 10 per cent or more from recent peaks. These moves reset
Fundamental Overview The USD performance has been mixed in the past days but still on net negative despite the decreasing December rate cut odds. It looks like the stock market is what has been driving all other markets. In fact, when the stock market had positive days, we’ve seen Treasury yields and the US dollar
