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Asian markets took a hit today, following Wall Street’s overnight slump. Fear is back on the table as traders worry about fresh U.S.–China tariff tensions and weakness in the banking sector. 🏦 U.S. Bank Worries Hit Global Sentiment The sell-off started in the U.S. after Zions Bancorp an

Partner Center The Federal Reserve’s September 16-17 meeting minutes revealed a central bank increasingly concerned about labor market weakness, with most officials supporting further rate cuts this year despite lingering inflation worries. Remember, the Fed cut rates by 25 basis points to 4.00-4.25

The Reserve Bank of Australia holds its cash rate steady at 3.6%, in line with expectations. The cautious stance reflects concern over rising headline CPI inflation. As it stands, we think the probability of a rate cut at the November meeting has meaningfully diminished. The Aussie dollar remains su

Statistics Canada noted that the Canadian economy expanded by 0.2% in July, coming in above initial estimates of a 0.1% gain and reversing the previous 0.1% monthly contraction. According to the release: “Goods-producing industries rebounded with a 0.6% increase in July, following three consecutive

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The Pound picks up from weekly lows against the Yen following BoJ Ueda's conference. solid UK consumption data. The Yen Jumped earlier on Friday, after a hawkish hold by the Bank of Japan. UK Retail Sales beat forecasts amid a strong increase in clothing, non-store retail, and specialist food shops.

GBP/JPY attracts heavy selling on Friday as the JPY rallies after BoJ’s hawkish on-hold decision.The BoE’s dovish outlook also contributes to the GBP’s underperformance against a firmer JPY.Traders now look to BoJ Governor Ueda's comments at the press conference for a fresh impetus. The GBP/JPY cros