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The AUDUSD opened the Asian session with a modest downward drift, but that weakness was short-lived. Price action found solid footing near the swing level at 0.6495, a zone that has acted as both support and resistance in recent sessions. That level once again proved its technical relevance, drawing in buyers and halting the decline.

Most Read: July PMI Week, NZ Inflation and ECB’s Rate Decision – Markets Weekly Outlook Oil prices continue to trade in a tight range between the 100 and 200-day MAs. Similar to Gold last week Oil prices appear to be in need of a catalyst that could provide some direction. /* Requesting advertisement by calling

The US and European 10-year yields are down sharply today. A snapshot shows: Germany 2.615%, -6.3 basis points France 3.295%, -9.0 basis points UK 4.613%, -6.0 basis points Switzerland 0.423%, -5.0 basis points Spain 3.217%, -16.9 basis points Italy 3.484%, -8.0 basis points The fall in European yields come ahead of Thursday’s ECB decision and

Bank of Canada Q2 Business Outlook Survey shows the direct impacts tariffs are having on firms’ outlooks are less severe than in Q1 Q2 Business Survey Indicator -2.42 from -2.12 in Q1 (revised from -2.14) Firms less worried by worst-case tariff scenarios Tariffs and related uncertainty continue to have major impacts on businesses’ outlooks Most

2025.07.21 2025.07.21 Yen Gains Ground As LDP Coalition Loses Majority. Forecast as of 21.07.2025 Dmitri Demidenkohttps://www.litefinance.org/blog/authors/dmitri-demidenko/ Shigeru Ishiba has not resigned as prime minister. The tax cuts promised by the opposition are not expected to take effect immediately. Consequently, the USDJPY rate decreased. Let’s discuss this topic and make a trading plan. The article covers

European stocks were quiet on Monday morning as investors looked at mixed corporate earnings and waited for a possible trade deal between the US and the EU. The STOXX 600 index, which tracks European shares, was almost flat, down just 0.01% at 546.97 points.. US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said on Sunday he’s confident a

​​​Japan’s political shift supports yen strength ​Japan’s ruling coalition has lost its upper house majority, an outcome that was widely anticipated by market participants. The election results have not caused significant disruption to regional equity markets, partly because Tokyo’s main exchanges remained closed for a public holiday. ​The political developments have provided some support for

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The recent minor sideways range compression of Gold (XAU/USD) in place since 3 July has reached a potential tipping point for at least a minor breakout scenario. Two key elements have increased the odds of a bullish breakout scenario. Firstly, Gold (XAU/USD) has retested the medium-term ascending trendline support in place since 31 December 2024

The result over the weekend is a major blow for prime minister Ishiba as he now will come under heavy scrutiny and pressure to remain in office. The ruling LDP-Komeito coalition only managed to secure 47 seats, just short of the 50 seats required for a majority. That sees them lose their stranglehold on the

This note via eFX: Synopsis: HSBC’s multiverse modeling sees USD/JPY fairly valued within a 146–152 range, but warns that a number of political, macroeconomic, and policy shifts could trigger a JPY rebound. Key among these are a US-Japan trade deal, renewed Fed easing, or direct Japanese FX intervention. Key Points: Model-Implied Range for USD/JPY: HSBC’s