Gold remains technically constructive, holding above the critical $4,300–$4,310 zone. This area acts as a psychological and dynamic support, aligning with the 100-hour moving average and prior pivot levels. As long as price holds above this region, the broader bullish structure remains intact. Below

The Australian dollar fell on Wednesday following a weak inflation report, though markets had largely brushed off deepening geopolitical fractures around the world. Australian consumer prices rose by less than forecast in November, but core inflation showed enough stickiness which speaks to an inter

Partner Center Australia’s headline CPI fell from 3.8% to 3.4% year-on-year in November, prompting traders to briefly consider the idea of further RBA easing. November data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics reflected broad-based deceleration in price pressures, with both goods and services in

Weekly Economic Calendar: Week of January 5 - 10, 2026 (GMT+8) This week’s macro calendar is driven by U.S. growth + labour risk and Europe’s inflation prints, with key releases that can swing USD pairs, EUR crosses, rates, and broad risk sentiment. Expect the sharpest moves around the U

Hey Traders, Let's talk about something frustration: Slippage. You know the feeling. You see a breakout on Apple (AAPL). You hit buy. And bam—you get filled 10 cents higher than you wanted. You start the trade in a loss. I used to think my broker was scamming me. I used to think the market was rigge

Imagine this: you're trying to map the ripple effect of a Federal Reserve decision across your portfolio of Hong Kong tech stocks, while also factoring in the RMB's exchange rate. Your intuition and macro understanding are sharp, but the moment you try to validate this cross-market hypothesis with d

Partner Center In the previous lesson, we explored how central bank balance sheet changes affect stocks, bonds, and overall market liquidity. But there’s another massive market where these balance sheet dynamics play out with equal force: foreign exchange. The global currency market trades over $9.6

As markets move deeper into the 2025 - 2026 cycle, one theme is becoming increasingly clear: policy divergence among major central banks is no longer a side narrative it is the core driver of FX positioning. After years of broadly synchronized tightening, traders are now navigating a world where int

The U.S. dollar is holding steady today as investors await fresh guidance from upcoming inflation and growth indicators. Meanwhile, both the euro and the pound are struggling to find direction. European fundamentals remain mixed—soft growth on one side, stabilizing inflation on the other. This