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Canadian Dollar slumps for a third straight day as US Dollar climbs
The Canadian Dollar shed weight for a third session against the Greenback.Loonie flows have reversed direction amid a general USD reversal.Double-header rate calls from the BoC and the Fed loom ahead this week. The Canadian Dollar (CAD) pared further gains on Monday, marking the start of the new tra
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Which countries produced the world's Gold in 2024?
Where do we get our gold? Last year, mines globally produced an estimated 3,661 tonnes of gold. It was a new record, but only 3 tonnes higher than the previous record set in 2018. Between 1970 and 2019, gold production generally increased year after year. There was a drop in production in 2008, but
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Yen jumps as governing coalition loses majority in upper house
Overview: The US dollar begins the new week with a softer bias, but it still needs to run the North American gauntlet, which has tended to be more constructive than other centers recently. As seemed likely, less than a year after losing its majority in the lower, the LDP and Komeito coalition lost i
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Inflation outlook tumbles to pre-tariff levels in latest University of Michigan survey
Consumers' worst fears about tariff-induced inflation have receded, though they are still wary of price increases to come, according to a University of Michigan survey Friday. The university's closely watched Survey of Consumers for July showed overall sentiment increased slightly, rising 1.8% from
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Markets prefer to ignore politics
Outlook US data continues to show resilience and tariffs be damned. Instead of trade war stories, for the first time in weeks the top headline is about other things, like Trump cutting funding to children’s TV. The firing Powell story has some lasting power. The FT, a day after the event, found it u
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Ishiba’s tariff fumble and Japan’s political malaise
Shigeru Ishiba’s premiership began like a late-night market rally — driven more by sentiment than substance. His sudden rise amid Japan’s political churn was as unexpected as a gamma squeeze on a sleepy Friday afternoon. But now, heading into a make-or-break upper house election, the trade deal that
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EUR: German ZEW should continue upbeat tone – ING
EUR/USD is consolidating as investors price up the next trade move, ING's FX analyst Chris Turner notes. EUR/USD is sitting above modest support at 1.1650 "So far, the bloc has refused to retaliate and hopes to negotiate its way out of the 30% tariffs imposed by President Trump at the weekend. Failu
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EUR/USD: Fate hinges on USD – OCBC
Euro (EUR) consolidated overnight in absence of fresh catalyst while markets wait and see US CPI data for any tariff-related implications. EUR was last at 1.1675, OCBC's FX analysts Frances Cheung and Christopher Wong note. Risks remain skewed to the downside "Bearish momentum on daily chart intact
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Inventory drains set stage for more squeezes – TDS
Global inventory systems are fragmenting, and this is a nascent megatheme, TDS' Senior Commodity Strategist Daniel Ghali notes. National security drives raw material hoarding "Sec232 tariffs are wreaking havoc on copper markets, with the CME-LME 'arb' trading below 30% despite reiteration of an immi
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Forex Today: Cautious start to week as markets focus on US tariff talks
Here is what you need to know on Monday, July 7: Markets turn risk-averse at the beginning of the week as investors assess the latest headlines surrounding the United States' (US) tariff regime. The economic calendar will feature May Retail Sales data from the Eurozone on Monday. In the second half
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USD/INR jumps at open as Trump threatens 10% Anti-American policies tariff
The Indian Rupee slides against US Dollar as Trump threatens to impose 10% on countries supporting BRICS’ anti-American policies.Trump prepares to send letters, outlining tariff rates, to nations that fail to secure trade deal during the tariff deadline.Traders pare Fed dovish bets on upbeat US NFP
