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JPY Weakens After July BOJ Decision And Presser Despite Optimistic Outlook
Partner Center The Bank of Japan maintained its benchmark interest rate at 0.5% by unanimous vote this July while upgrading its inflation outlook for fiscal 2025 amid cautious optimism on Japan’s recent trade agreement with the United States. Key Takeaways from the July 2025 BOJ Announcement: Intere
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Master KDJ Indicator to Time Trades Easily!
Taiwanese traders often face challenges such as intensified TWD fluctuations and difficulties in capturing short-term opportunities. The KDJ indicator, as a highly practical technical analysis tool, can provide early warnings of overbought or oversold turning points in popular assets like forex curr
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USD/CAD eyes 1.3800 break as momentum builds – Société Générale
USD/CAD is approaching key resistance at 1.3800 after consolidating gains from its June low near 1.3535. With momentum turning more constructive, a breakout could open the door to 1.3910 and the 200-DMA near 1.4000, Société Générale's FX analysts note. Positive divergence signals recovery potential
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US President Trump: Powell might be ready to lower rates
United States (US) President Donald Trump said on Friday that he had a good meeting with Federal Reserve (Fed) Chairman Jerome Powell on Thursday and added that the got the impression Powell might be ready to cut interest rates, per Reuters. Regarding trade negotiations with Canada, Trump said that
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Forex Today: US Dollar shakes off bearish pressure ahead of mid-tier data
Here is what you need to know on Friday, July 25: The US Dollar (USD) Index gained more than 0.3% on Thursday and snapped a four-day losing streak. Early Friday, the action in financial markets turns subdued as investors await the next catalyst. Later in the day, June Durable Goods Orders will be fe
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UK PMIs 'Silver lining' after recent stagflationary data
Data out of the UK last week carried a distinct stagflationary whiff. Inflation surprised to the upside, in particular the more stable core subindex. Services inflation remains stuck near 5%. Unemployment ticked up, and the number of payrolled employees fell for the fifth consecutive month, albeit t
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US President Trump: Pushes for 15% to 20% minimum duties on all EU goods – FT
According to the Financial Times, the US President Donald Trump has escalated his demands to the European Union (EU), eyeing at least a minimum tariff of 15% to 20% in a deal with the Eurozone, revealed three people briefed on talks. Key quotes: The US president's hardened stance aims to test the EU
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Unless Trump backs down, the economic effect in the US will be big and pervasive
Outlook We have all been beset by tariff fatigue and it has been impressive that the S&P just hit its 8th all-time high yesterday. Maybe the stock market knows something the economists do not. That includes Trump chickening out and generally able to be ignored because he is such as jackass. Then
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Is macro taking the wheel?
FX markets are adjusting to tariff uncertainty not with panic, but with the cold discipline of a veteran trader who’s seen this movie before. The headlines may be noisy—Trump floating 35% tariffs on Canadian goods and teasing a hike in blanket rates to 15–20%—but the reaction in currency markets has
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Markets continue to press on through tariff uncertainty – RBNZ holds
Asia market update: Markets continue to press on through tariff uncertainty; RBNZ holds; CN inflation mixed; FOMC Minutes tonight. General trend - Asian stocks were mixed as Pres Trump promised another minimum 7 trade letters to be sent out tomorrow morning US time. Markets seem to be less reactive
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NZD/USD risks further downside as Kiwi tests critical support at 0.6050
NZD/USD consolidates within a symmetrical triangle on the 4-hour chart, reflecting short-term indecision.A rising wedge pattern on the daily chart signals a potential bearish breakout below 0.6038.Kiwi tests critical psychological support at 0.6050. The New Zealand Dollar (NZD) is weakening against
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US labor market: Good on the inside – Commerzbank
At first glance, the situation seemed clear. With 147,000 new jobs created, the US labour market proved more robust than most analysts had expected – in fact, only one analyst in a Bloomberg survey had predicted even more new jobs. The unemployment rate also fell from 4.2% to 4.1%. However, it must
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Jobs Thursday?
USD: Sept '25 is Up at 96.465. Energies: Aug '25 Crude is Down at 67.26. Financials: The Sep '25 30 Year T-Bond is Higher by 14 ticks and trading at 115.04. Indices: The Jun '25 S&P 500 emini ES contract is 2 ticks Higher and trading at 6275.50. Gold: The Aug'25 Gold contract is trading Down at
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The ECB's strategy review: only small tweaks? – Rabobank
The ECB concluded its strategy assessment yesterday. The review does not suggest major changes in the conduct of monetary policy, nor in the communication of its policy decisions, Rabobank's Senior Macro Strategist Bas van Geffen reports. Lower odds of rate cuts despite 2026 inflation undershoot "Th
