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The June CPI data indicated that price inflation is heating up, but government numbers only tell part of the story. Raising prices isn’t the only way companies cope with the incessant devaluation of the dollar. Sometimes they resort to a stealthier tactic known as “shrinkflation.” Inflation robs you

Asia market update: JP assets driven by major macro news (trade and politics - also terrible JGB auction); Focus on DAX, autos. General trend - US Pres Trump announced his Admin’s biggest trade deal so far, with Japan to pay a lower-than-expected 15% reciprocal tariff rate (down from prior rate of 2

The Canadian Dollar (CAD) is a marginal outperformer versus the US Dollar (USD) on the session, with spot edging just under yesterday’s low in early trade here, Scotiabank's Chief FX Strategists Shaun Osborne and Eric Theoret report. USD/CAD may test recent range limits "The BoC’s Business Outlook S

As we start a new week, the focus is once again on tariffs and earnings reports. The clock is ticking on the deadline for the US to reach trade agreements with the EU, Canada and Mexico. These are the US’s largest trading partners, and if their tariff rates surge to 35% for Canada and 30% for the EU

Executive summary Wave one rally from January 2025 to July 2025 appears complete. Decline to 1.1170 and possibly 1.08 in wave two expected. The support shelf near 1.1170 may contain the decline. Sufficient evidence is in place to consider a medium-term (or longer) top in place for EUR/USD. Medium-te

Euro climbs after bouncing off a three-week low, back above 1.1600.Trump hints at firing Fed Chair Powell, then walks back comments, slamming him over rate delays.US PPI comes in below estimates, reinforcing dovish tilt but capping Euro upside. The EUR/USD holds to earlier gains of 0.25% on Wednesda

Silver (XAG/USD) holds steady near $37.80 on Wednesday, recovering modestly from a mild pullback earlier in the week.Headline PPI came in flat month-on-month, while Core PPI also missed forecasts.Core PPI also disappointed, printing at 0.0% MoM and 2.6% YoY, both below market estimates. Silver (XAG/

Let’s dispense with the myth that inflation can be defeated. In a modern fiat regime, inflation isn’t a villain that gets vanquished—it’s a recurring house guest, one that leaves only to circle the block and sneak back in through another window. Too much money is still sloshing through the pipes. To

Japan 10-year Government Bond Yields (JGB) climbed to near 1.59%, the highest since 2008, in Tuesday’s early Asian session. Traders brace for a potential power shift in upper house elections this weekend that could accelerate fiscal spending and drive super-long bond yields higher. The election in J

AUD/USD surrenders its early gains as global trade tensions weigh on investors’ risk appetite.US President Trump announces 30% tariffs on the EU and Mexico, which will become effective from August 1.The RBA held interest rates steady at 3.85% last week unexpectedly. The AUD/USD pair gives up its ini