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General trend - BOJ kept rates on hold but released a quarterly outlook that was decidedly dovish, with forecast cuts for both GDP and CPI this year and next. BOJ also released its first FY27/28 projections, forecasting both Core and Core-core CPI to be at or below target of 2.0%. 10-yr JGB yields -

Slide in copper, anyone? FCX? Or terrible jobs / GDP readings? We’ve got all of those today. Copper’s decline commenced even before the release of ADP employment and GDP statistics. This is not surprising, as technical indicators often precede fundamental factors. In recent days and weeks, I have co

The week starts with mixed feelings. Market mood improved last week as US President Donald Trump eased pressure on Federal Reserve (Fed) Chair Jerome Powell, announced some progress with trading partners including Japan and India, and said that the triple-digit import taxes on Chinese products will

How to Keep Emotions Out [Ultimate Guide on Trading Psychology] Trading psychology refers to the mental and emotional aspects influencing a trader’s decision-making process. While technical and fundamental analysis are essential for making informed trades, a trader's mindset often determines success

Pound Sterling (GBP) is up 0.6% vs. the US Dollar (USD) and outperforming most of the G10 currencies, Scotiabank's Chief FX Strategist Shaun Osborne notes. Signals are bullish but hint to caution "The market tone is risk supportive which should allow participants to focus on data and this week’s emp

AUD/JPY trades near the 90.30 zone after modest gains on FridayMomentum remains weak as indicators lean neutral-to-bearishResistance at 90.86 and bearish pressure from key moving averages limit upside The AUD/JPY pair posted a mild advance on Friday’s session, moving toward the 90.30 zone after notc

Overview: The trade war continues to roil the capital markets. The US corrected itself and said that rather than 125%, tariffs on China have been raised by 145%. And China retaliated by hiking the tariff on US goods to 125%. Of course, the sensitivity of demand to price increases (elasticity) varies

Fundamental overview The EUR/USD pair has recently experienced significant volatility, primarily influenced by escalating trade tensions between the United States and the European Union. On April 3, 2025, former U.S. President Donald Trump announced sweeping global tariffs, including a 20% tariff on