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Metals

Gold drops to one-week low, seems vulnerable below $4,500 on hawkish central banks
Gold remains on the back foot as the USD continues to benefit from persistent geopolitical uncertainties. Inflation fears lift hawkish…
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Banks

New Zealand Dollar: Hawkish RBNZ shift supports NZD – Standard Chartered
Standard Chartered’s Bader Al Sarraf and Nicholas Chia note that the Reserve Bank of New Zealand kept the OCR at…
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Forex

Euro hits fresh monthly highs with Japanese Yen weakness raising intervention concerns
EUR/JPY rallies for the fourth consecutive day and hits fresh monthly highs above 185.46. BoJ Ueda’s comments backing an upcoming…
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Markets

Market Overview
The RBNZ left the OCR rate unchanged at 2.25%, although the decision was reached only after a 3–3 split within…
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Forex

NZD the strongest currency after a hawkish surprise from the RBNZ
RBNZ: hawkish hold The RBNZ delivered a decision that the market interpreted as a classic “hawkish hold.” The Official Cash…
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Economics

Economic Calendar: Richmond Fed Index and interesting companies’ results ahead
Global markets remain influenced by two opposing forces: hawkish signals from central banks and optimism surrounding the technology sector. US500…
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Indices

DAX Edges Higher
Frankfurt’s DAX 40 rose 0.5% to around 25,300 on Wednesday, holding close to the highest level since January, following a…
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Indices

FTSE 100 Lags Europe as Energy and Utilities Fall
The FTSE 100 traded flat to slightly lower on Tuesday, underperforming broader European markets as declines in energy and utility…
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Metals

XAG/USD falls to near $75.00 as US-Iran optimism fades
Silver faces downward pressure as Strait of Hormuz tensions spark fears of an energy-driven inflation shock. US-Iran peace optimism faded…
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Banks

US Dollar: Consumer clouds over hike pricing – Rabobank
Rabobank’s Molly Schwartz notes that United States (US) Treasury yields were mostly flat with a slight bull-steepening bias, while the…
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