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After disappointing entry into 2025, GDP delivered expected improvement as headline figure posted mild 0.7% y/y increase in 2Q25, where detailed breakdown revealed more favorable domestic demand performance, especially on the private consumption side, while strong negative contribution came from the

BoJ leadership race keeps policy direction uncertain, with dovish risks weighing on the yen.U.S. CPI looms as the next major catalyst, set to dictate dollar momentum and Fed cut expectations.USD/JPY confirms bearish path, rejecting the 148.5 supply zone and sliding toward the 146s.Policy uncertainty

There is room for Australian Dollar (AUD) to pull back further, but any decline is likely part of a range between 0.6530 and 0.6575. In the longer run, there is a chance for AUD to rise toward the resistance at 0.6595, but it is unlikely to break clearly above this level, UOB Group's FX analysts Que

Unofficial jobs reports (ADP, JOLTS, Challenger) have all pointed to a deterioration in line with rising Fed concerns. The focus for today’s jobs report will be split between the headline August payrolls print, revisions and unemployment. We see mostly downside risks for the dollar (which already lo

Most of us have faced small but frustrating gaps in modern finance: fumbling to convert crypto to cash for a last-minute errand, struggling to send money to someone who doesn’t use smartphones, or uncovering hidden fees after committing to a transaction. These frictions make managing money feel more

Against the backdrop of sustained high interest rates, the demand for safety and certainty in capital allocation has intensified, as reflected in the US dollar-denominated bond market. Recent data shows that long-term US dollar bonds issued in Asia have outperformed short-term bonds for three consec

Here is what you need to know on Friday, August 29: The US Dollar (USD) finds a foothold early Friday after posting losses for three consecutive days. In the second half of the day, Consumer Price Index (CPI) data from Germany and the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) Price Index, the Federal

USD/TRY breached the 41.0 level this week amid media and policymaker commentary about positive developments on the economic front. The lira exchange rate versus a 50-50 basket of USD and EUR is depreciating at faster than 40% annualised. Just before USD/TRY breached 41.0, policymakers had formally e

Markets head into the final week of August with a clear “cut-watch” bias after Chair Powell’s Jackson Hole remarks nudged major houses toward a September Fed easing call. With durable goods due today, Q2 GDP (2nd) later in the week, and July PCE on Friday, the dollar’s rallies look fragile unless th

The US Dollar eases from session highs at 1.3870 amid the escalating Trump-Fed war.Investors are bracing for weak US Durable Goods Consumer Confidence figures.Later on the day, BoC Governor Tiff Macklem might provide further insight into the bank's monetary policy stance. The US Dollar has retraced

House cleaning duties The dog days of August didn’t last long. The summer calm cracked as Wall Street’s favourite generals — the trillion-dollar megacaps — stumbled in unison, and when giants trip, the whole market feels the tremor. Nvidia led the rout, sliding 3.5% and wiping billions off its froth