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Markets React: Yen Drops, Stocks & Gold Soar
💴 Yen Slumps After Takaichi Win The Japanese yen weakened sharply, dropping 1.6% against the US dollar and 1.3% against the euro. The decline reflects expectations that Takaichi will pursue loose monetary policies and increase government spending, which may delay any interest rate hikes by the Bank
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Big Power Play: America Joins Australia to Dominate Critical Minerals
The U.S. government is offering to acquire equity stakes in Australian critical-minerals companies, aiming to fortify its supply chains and cut dependence on China. Critical minerals such as lithium, cobalt, and rare earths are essential to clean energy, semiconductors, and defense technologies. The
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How stable is the relationship between US Treasury yields and the US Dollar? – Commerzbank
Many analysts have written about possible reasons for the divergence between the movement of 10-year US Treasury yields and the US dollar, with difficult US fiscal policy being a fairly straight-forward one. However, since this apparent decoupling began, markets have been wondering whether it was th
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WTI Price Forecast: Languishes near $61.50 support zone; seems vulnerable
WTI retains negative bias for the third straight day amid US shutdown-led fuel demand concerns.The OPEC+ denies speculation of increasing Oil production, though it does little to lend any support.The technical setup favors bearish traders and backs the case for a further depreciating move. West Texa
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Breaking: U.S. Government Faces Shutdown Tonight as Budget Fails in Senate
A Republican-led funding bill to finance the U.S. government for seven weeks failed in the Senate (vote: 55 to 45). It needed 60 votes to pass, but fell short. As a result, the U.S. government risks a shutdown starting at midnight. Non-essential government operations will be halted. The main dispute
