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The Euro (EUR) is flat, trading unchanged from Thursday’s close with overnight releases limited to as expected, final CPI figures from Germany and France. Thursday’s ECB was constructive for the EUR, as President Lagarde confirmed a decidedly neutral tone, Scotiabank's Chief FX Strategists Shaun Osb

The dollar’s decline looks less like a rout and more like a steady, measured leak — a benign bleed that keeps trickling as the Fed takes its knife to policy. Since the weak July jobs report cracked the veneer of labour strength, the greenback has shed about 2.5%, and with the delivery of rate cuts n

The Australian Dollar (AUD) climbed near July highs as stronger-than-expected GDP and household spending data cast doubt on further RBA rate cuts this year. While analysts forecast a moderate uptrend into 2026, they see room for short-term USD strength to push AUD/USD back toward 0.65 before resumin

US President Donald Trump said on Sunday that European leaders would visit the United States (US) on Monday or Tuesday to discuss how to resolve the Russia-Ukraine war, Reuters reported. Trump added that he was "not happy" about the status of the Russia-Ukraine war, after reporters asked about a mas

The Canadian dollar has edged lower on Friday. In the European session, USD/CAD is trading at 1.3793, down 0.19% on the day. We could see stronger movement from the Canadian dollar later in the day, as Canada and the US release the August employment reports. Canada's employment expected to rebound C

EUR/USD slips as the US Dollar steadies on mixed US labor data and weak Eurozone Retail Sales.US private payrolls increased by 54K in August, below the 65K forecast and sharply lower than July’s revised 106K.Focus now on US services sector data, with S&P Global PMIs expected to hold steady at 55

Oil came under pressure on Wednesday, losing more than 2% on reports by Bloomberg that OPEC+ plans to raise quotas again at its next meeting. Last month, the cartel removed all additional self-imposed restrictions that major producers such as Saudi Arabia, Russia, and Kazakhstan had taken on. This n

Broadly speaking, the economic outlook for the global economy at the beginning of September remains largely unchanged from that at the end of July: namely, an economy that, overall, continues to withstand the double blow of US tariffs and uncertainty. Our current scenario expects an average annual g

Mike Maharrey begins this episode of the Money Metals Midweek Memo by pointing out a paradox. Rising consumer debt is often reported as good news, framed as a sign of economic confidence. Analysts cheer when people borrow more, saying it means households are optimistic enough to spend. But Maharrey

US Dollar (USD) is firmer across the board, though it continues to trade within this month’s narrow range. Nevertheless, political interference with the Fed’s independence and a dovish Fed will continue to undermine USD , BBH's FX analysts report. Cook might return to work while legal proceedings ar