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Pound Sterling (GBP) is a relative outperformer as we head into Wednesday’s NA session, up nearly 0.3% vs. the US Dollar (USD) with a notable pop in response to the stronger than expected CPI release for the month of May. Headline and core are both in the mid-3% area and have seen a gentle rise afte

USD/JPY extends gains, trading near 145.05 as traders favor the US Dollar amid global risk jitters.The Bank of Japan keeps its rates unchanged at 0.5% and reaffirms a gradual JGB taper plan through 2027.Focus shifts to Wednesday’s Federal Reserve decision and updated rate projections for fresh cues

The US Dollar Index depreciates amid rising odds of the Fed rate cut in September.The US Consumer Price Index climbed 2.4% YoY in May, below the expected 2.5% rise.Trump said that the trade deal with China is finalized, but it remains subject to final approval from both leaders. The US Dollar Index

Euro failed to capitalize on upbeat GDP and retail sales; ECB rate cut seen as nearing its limit.The US economy added 139K jobs in May, the second-highest in 2025, with the jobless rate steady at 4.2%.Hot labor data boosted US Dollar and Treasury yields, dampening Fed rate cut hopes. EUR/USD trip do

Citing people with the Bank of Japan’s (BoJ) thinking, Bloomberg reported on Friday that the central bank is “said to consider smaller reductions to its bond buying.” Additional takeaways BoJ debate centers on quarterly cuts of JPY200 billion to JPY400 billion. BoJ's new bond-buying plan would last

Here’s a fun fact: the iShares MSCI All World Index just hit a fresh all-time high yesterday, only a few hours after the OECD cut the global growth forecast, citing global trade uncertainties, tighter monetary conditions, and weakened consumer and business sentiment. Add to that the rising worries a

With 4.36% now the fulcrum of May’s 4.15%–4.57% range, a yield drop reaffirms Fed dovish bets and undercuts USD/JPY—failure below 142.39/142.11 opens the door to 141.00, while a yield rebound above 4.44% can spark a USD/JPY bounce into 143.42/144.20. 1. Fundamental highlights Fed policy & inflat

Gold (XAU/USD) prices are under mild pressure but remain supported by broader market factors. Although the pullback from a three-week high is modest, the yellow metal remains supported by several broader factors. A rebound in US Dollar and improved risk sentiment have triggered some intraday profit-

US Dollar Index - DXY remains under intraday bearish pressure at the start of the month and week, so we are definitely still bearish and expect more weakness, but it's early Monday and we may not see straight lines, thus still be aware of bigger or more complex intraday pullback before a bearish con

NZD/USD gains ground as the US Dollar depreciates following the Trump’s new tariff threats.President Trump plans to increase import tariffs from 25% to 50% to secure the US steel industry.RBNZ’s Karen Silk said that rates are now within the neutral 2.5%–3.5% range following last week’s rate cut. NZD