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The Australian Dollar declines due to risk aversion amid escalating Israel-Iran tensions.China’s Retail Sales climbed 6.4% YoY in May, against the market expectations of 5.0% rise.The Iranian Revolutionary Guard fired multiple missiles targeting Israeli military-industrial centers and fuel facilitie

Canadian Dollar boosted by Greenback’s weakness as US jobless claims jump to 247KCanada’s Ivey PMI contracts for second month, but trade deficit widens sharply on plunging exports.Market focus shifts to NFP and Canadian jobs data; US expected to add 130K, Canada seen losing 12.5K jobs. USD/CAD exten

The US Dollar (USD) showed resilience despite the late-session bounce in Treasury yields, supported by strong April JOLTS job openings. That said, the JOLTS data adds little to the overall jobs picture: the labour market remains tight, while declining quits suggest wage growth is easing. The dollar’

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Director Kash Patel confirmed via post on X the arrest of two Chinese nationals charged for smuggling potential bioterror fungus into the US. This comes amid intensifying US-Chian trade tensions, with markets eagerly awaiting the talks between US President Donal

US May’s ISM Manufacturing PMI fell to a fresh six-month low.USD/JPY extends losses on rising demand for the safe-haven Yen.The US Dollar falls against its major counterparts with Trump tariffs back in focus.The Japanese Yen benefits from its safe-haven appeal, with the USD/JPY pair trading below 14

The Australian Dollar hits a fresh weekly high near 0.6480, up over 1.20% on the day. The 0.6500 psychological level and descending trendline continue to act as key resistance. AUD/USD holds firmly above the 21-day EMA at 0.6414, reinforcing short-term bullish bias. The Australian Dollar (AUD) pushe

EUR/GBP ended the day higher following UK inflation data for April surprising significantly to the topside, relative to both consensus and BoE estimate, Danske Bank's FX analysts report. More cuts in August and November "Headline came in at 3.5% y/y (cons: 3.3%, prior: 2.6%, BoE: 3.4%) and services

Key pointsMarkets may cheer headlines, but fundamentals still rule: Tone shifts like the US-China thaw can spark rallies, but long-term returns are built on business quality, pricing power, and earnings durability.Diversification and resilience beat prediction: You don’t need to time the market—you