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The report says that Japan’s ministry of finance is considering revisions to the framework of its existing liquidity-enhancement auctions for JGBs. This is a move that is said to be intended to ease supply pressures on the super-long end of the curve in the bond market. For some context, the liquidity-enhancement auctions are ones that

EUR/JPY pares its recent losses from the previous session, trading around 182.60 during the Asian hours on Tuesday. The technical analysis of the daily chart points to a potential bullish reversal, with the currency cross holding slightly above the upper boundary of the descending channel pattern. However, the 14-day Relative Strength Index (RSI) at 46.84

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Reduction of “Policy Shocks” The primary driver of the risk-on rally last Friday was the removal of the President’s ability to impose sudden, unilateral tariff hikes under the guise of national emergencies. Since early 2025, the market has lived under the constant threat of “Twitter-style” trade policy where rates could jump 10% to 25% overnight.

Traders came back for a ride after a tense weekend. Overall, nothing spectacular happened between the US and Iran, which could have been a relief for risk assets, but the recent tariff turmoil said otherwise. Economic uncertainty is back, leading to today’s gigantic outflows from risk assets. While the Supreme Court ruled that IEEPA (Liberation

Michael Wan at MUFG argues that changes in US tariff implementation and a weaker Dollar backdrop support a gradual move lower in USD/CNY. China is seen as a relative beneficiary versus some Asian exporters as effective tariffs on Chinese exports are expected to fall. This narrows tariff differentials and reduces incentives to re-route exports via

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USDCAD moved lower alongside the broader USD in the early Asian-Pacific session, extending the decline toward the 38.2% retracement of the 2026 trading range at 1.36517. That level — previously broken to the upside — acted as a key technical support zone. Sellers pushed into it, but downside momentum began to stall, signaling profit-taking and

NIO has put together a strong move off its recent lows this month, gaining more than 18% over the course of just a few trading days. From a technicals perspective, this has been a clean and steady push higher, with price consistently marching upward rather than spiking erratically. When stocks move this way, it often

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(Partial video transcript) This week’s trading opportunity Hello and welcome to this week’s “Trade of the week”, which is to go short EUR/GBP. If you look at my chart in the video at 0:20, the reason is technical because, basically, we are getting close to some important resistance area. And you can see that the highs

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