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WTI Crude Oil falls over 3% intraday on Friday but remains up 2.25% for the week.Geopolitical volatility spikes after US President Trump announces the deployment of nuclear submarines near Russia.Technically, WTI remains trapped in a symmetrical triangle with the price now approaching the lower boun

1) Bank of England meeting – 07/08 – it’s widely expected that the Bank of England will deliver another 25bps rate cut, taking the headline rate to 4% as it looks to try and cushion the UK economy from slowing growth and rising unemployment and an inflation rate that may yet still move further away

The pound has outperformed the euro since the news of the EU trade deal. Not only is the UK less exposed to the trade war than its European peers, but Britain has also managed to secure a more favourable deal (10% tariffs as opposed to 15%). Even once taking into account the fiscal problems in the U

US Dollar (USD) could advance further against Japanese Yen (JPY); the major resistance at 149.20 is unlikely to come under threat. In the longer run, price action indicates that USD could rise toward 149.20, UOB Group’s FX analysts Quek Ser Leang and Peter Chia note. USD can eye a move toward 149.20

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Overview: The foreign exchange market is quiet. The greenback is narrowly mixed against the G10 currencies. Leaving aside thinner traded New Zealand dollar and Norwegian krone, the other currencies are mostly +/- 0.1%. Emerging market currencies are also mixed and mostly +/- 0.2%. The approaching Au

The Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX) is one of the most active financial markets in the world, connecting mainland China with international capital markets and attracting many international companies to list. This article will use real data and actual cases to give you an in-depth look at the core op

Markets are holding steady despite a weekend full of warning signs: fresh tariff threats from the US, retaliation plans from the EU, and a sharp spike in global bond yields. While investors are banking on negotiations to smooth over the tension — and Nvidia’s China news adds a bit of optimism — crac

The Federal Reserve’s Washington, D.C. headquarters is getting an expensive facelift, and it appears Fed Chairman Jerome Powell lied about it to Congress. According to reporting by the New York Post, the cost of the taxpayer-subsidized renovation approved in 2019 has ballooned by nearly 32 percent.