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Japan’s machine tool orders increased for the fifth straight month in February, though at a slower pace compared to the previous two months, preliminary data from the Japan Machine Tool Builders Association, or JMTBA, showed on Tuesday. Machine tool orders climbed 3.5 percent year-on-year in February, following a 4.7 percent rise in the previous month.
The risk-off sentiment that triggered the biggest US stock market selloff in months has spilled over into Asian markets, leading to broad declines across the region. The currency markets reflect this shift too, with traditional safe havens such as Japanese Yen and Swiss franc leading gains in Asia, while risk-sensitive currencies like the Australian and
FX option expiries for Mar 11 NY cut at 10:00 Eastern Time via DTCC can be found below. EUR/USD: EUR amounts 1.0625 1.3b 1.0635 801m 1.0750 972m 1.0885 1.5b GBP/USD: GBP amounts USD/JPY: USD amounts USD/CHF: USD amounts AUD/USD: AUD amounts 0.6275 932m 0.6300 843m 0.6385 2.7b USD/CAD: USD amounts 1.4265 768m 1.4470 697m 1.4570
The so-called Trump trade of going long the US dollar via foreign exchange options has seemingly come to a sudden stop following the euro’s massive rally last week, forcing traders to U-turn on their bets. “I think the Trump trade is now dead and all the USD calls that were bought in various forms are
While there was a slight bounce late yesterday in Wall Street, it was still a very rough day for stocks. Tech shares bore the brunt of the pain, with the Nasdaq closing down by a whopping 4%. That tees up the likelihood of another down week, with this being the fourth weekly decline in a
The Australian Dollar appreciates as the US Dollar faces challenges as concerns over tariff uncertainties deepen. Westpac Consumer Confidence climbed 4% to 95.9 in March, up from 92.2 in February, reaching its highest level in three years. President Trump described the economy as being in a “transition period,” signaling a potential slowdown. The Australian Dollar
John Kennedy, junior United States senator from Louisiana since 2017: serves on the Appropriations, Banking, Budget, and Judiciary Committees in the U.S. Senate serves as the top Republican of the Appropriations Subcommittee on Energy and Water Development and Banking Subcommittee on Economic Policy Comments: Stock market was a little overvalued at around 21 times earnings
The average of household spending in Japan was up 0.8 percent on year in January, the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications said on Tuesday – coming in at 305,521 yen. That missed forecasts for an increase of 3.7 percent and was down from 2.7 percent in December. On a monthly basis, household spending slumped
Japan Gross Domestic Product Deflator (YoY) above expectations (2.8%) in 4Q: Actual (2.9%) Source link
The UK Treasury said there is “no plan” to introduce US-style Bitcoin reserves: UK Treasury deems the cryptocurrency’s volatility to be unsuitable for the UK “Bitcoin and other crypto assets have been historically volatile assets relative to stable fiat currencies like the US dollar and commodities, such as gold.” “This volatility makes BTC less suitable
DXY stalls around 103.95 as market sentiment remains fragile. Traders eye Wednesday’s US CPI data for fresh market direction. Nasdaq slides 3.3%, dragging broader equities lower. The US Dollar (USD) remains under pressure on Monday, with DXY hovering around 103.95, struggling to find traction after last week’s steep decline. Federal Reserve (Fed) Chair Jerome Powell’s
Gold prices are under pressure at the start of the week due to market caution surrounding rising tariffs, recessionary fears, and geopolitical uncertainty. US CPI data is expected later in the week, with potential for higher inflation to further impact market sentiment. Technical analysis indicates mixed signals for gold (XAU/USD), with a current downtrend on
S&P below 200 day MA The S&P 500 traded below its 200-day moving average on both Thursday and Friday but managed to close above it on both occasions. However, today’s session opened with a gap back below this key level, which currently stands at 5735.00. The index reached a high of 5705.37 and a low
Risk sentiment took a mild turn to the downside in European markets today, with DAX pulling back from last week’s solid gains. Investors are watching developments in Germany’s political arena, where Greens have voiced opposition to proposals by CDU’s Friedrich Merz for a sweeping overhaul of debt rules, including a massive increase in state borrowing
