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Brent crude faces renewed pressure after 200-DMA rejection – Société Générale
Brent crude's failed attempt to hold above its 200-day moving average has reinforced downside risks, setting the stage for a continued retreat toward key support levels. With momentum lacking, prices could revisit the June lows unless short-term hurdles at $69 and $72 are decisively cleared, Société
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BoJ’s Masu: Want to scrutinize how prices move after recent spike in price of rice moderates
Bank of Japan’s (BoJ) new board member Kazuyuki Masu said on Tuesday, he would “want to scrutinize how prices move after recent spike in price of rice moderates.” Additional quotes Don't have any strong disagreement to the BoJ’s view underlying inflation is still short of 2%. Automobiles are mainsta
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Germany’s budget for 2025: A massive and rapid increase in investment, but for what purpose and at what cost?
The German government has presented its draft budget for 2025, which is expected to be adopted in September. It is a breakaway budget marked by a clear return to public investment and support for business investment, at the cost of a significant increase in debt. This budget is one of the pillars of
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First light news: USD lower on dovish Fed Chair successor
The US dollar (USD) chalked up another leg lower yesterday, boosting the euro [EUR] and British pound [GBP]) – partly aided by reports that US President Donald Trump will announce the successor to US Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell sooner than expected. According to the Wall Street Journal, t
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US Dollar Index weakens below 98.50 as Israel‑Iran ceasefire boosts risk appetite
The US Dollar Index edges lower to around 98.25 in Tuesday’s Asian session. Trump announced a ceasefire between Israel and Iran, weighing on the US Dollar. Fed’s Bowman said Monday she would favor an interest rate cut at the next policy meeting in July so long as inflation pressures stay muted. The
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AUD/JPY pares gains near 94.50 as BOJ holds rates steady
AUD/JPY trims part of intraday gain near 163.45 in Tuesday’s Asian session. The BoJ left policy settings unchanged at its June meeting on Tuesday.China’s May Retail Sales grew at the fastest pace since December 2023. The AUD/JPY cross trims gains near 94.50 during the Asian trading hours on Tuesday.
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EUR/USD: Escalating tensions in the Persian Gulf boost the Dollar
The single European currency had fallen a little earlier to near 1.15 level, having lost some of its recent significant gains as developments on the front between Israel and Iran supported the US dollar, which after a considerable period of time has been act as a safe haven currency. The past two da
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AUD/JPY clings to gains near 94.50 as investors doubt BoJ’s rate hike plans
AUD/JPY trades firmly near 94.50 as investors see BoJ’s rate hike plans deferring to early 2026.Japan’s Ishiba warns that higher borrowing costs could dampen government’s spending plans.The Australian Dollar fails to capitalize on the positive outcome from US-China trade talks. The AUD/JPY pair hold
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CAD: Don't rule out a BoC cut today – ING
Today’s Bank of Canada meeting has been a very hard one to call, ING's commodity experts Ewa Manthey and Warren Patterson note. A hold may well be accompanied by dovish language "Consensus was slightly favouring a 25bp cut before aligning with market pricing for a hold over the past couple of days.
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Treasury steps into fed’s shoes: bessent fires $10 billion bazooka to calm bond market’s tantrum
Bessent is stepping into the Fed's empty shoes without asking for permission. In markets, when central banks sleep at the wheel, treasuries tend to veer off-road—and right now, the bond market is careening toward a cliff. With Fed Chair Powell still stubbornly twiddling his thumbs despite 30-year yi
