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The market continues to churn at the highs.FOMC goes behind the iron curtain tomorrow morning.Speculation runs rampant – is it 25 or 50 bps?Bonds await, Oil is lower, Gold churns also at the highs.Get the Free Audiobook on Spotify (see below).Try the Cowboy Cornbread. Fatigue… exhaustion… is that wh

Thursday’s US CPI report showed slightly hotter than expected headline inflation (0.4% MoM), while the more closely monitored core rate rose by 0.3% MoM in line with consensus. What matters the most is the limited tariff impact, ING's FX analyst Francesco Pesole notes. Balance of risks for the USD r

CPI data keeps USD under pressure Today’s US CPI release came in line with market forecasts, confirming that inflation is easing but without any major surprises. For the dollar, this result maintains the broader narrative of a softening macro backdrop—where growth momentum is cooling and rate cut ex

Silver is testing levels below $41.00 with upside momentum vanishing.The precious metals is turning lower as the US Dollar bounces up from lows.XAG/USD is showing signs of topping after having rallied more than 10% from mid-August lows. Silver (XAG/USD) is showing a waning upside momentum on Thursda

As mentioned above, markets are not showing much concern for the events in Poland. The Polish zloty is coming under some pressure this morning, but has lost a relatively modest 0.6% against the dollar and 0.4% vs EUR since the Russian drone news. Another European geopolitics benchmark – EUR/CHF – ha

USD/CHF ticks lower during the Asian session, though it lacks any strong follow-through selling.A positive risk tone and SNB Chief Schlegel's remarks undermine the CHF and support the major.The US CPI report will drive the USD later this Thursday and provide a fresh impetus to the pair. The USD/CHF

We talked about USDollar Index (DXY) already back on August 08, where we mentioned and highlighted an ongoing wedge pattern, which is still in play due to a slow summer range. CLICK HERE FX , and Dollar in particular, just can’t get out of the summer range yet. And despite so many things going on, w

NZD/USD edges higher to around 0.5945 in Wednesday’s early European session. Traders raise their bets that the Fed will lower the borrowing costs at its September 16-17 policy meeting. China’s CPI dipped 0.4% last month from a year earlier, worse than the forecast. The NZD/USD pair attracts some buy