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The biggest development today in the capital markets is the jump in benchmark interest rates. Read more. → Read More
After retreating most of last week, the US dollar has extended yesterday’s gains today. The euro has been sold to a new seven-year low against the Swiss franc near CHF0.9600. → Read More
With a set of disappointing data, China surprised with a 10-bp reduction in the benchmark one-year lending facility rate. Read more. → Read More
The euro was impressively resilient after the job growth of more than twice expectations. → Read More
The dollar bloc currencies and Norwegian krone are slightly firmer while the Swedish krona, sterling, and the yen are off around 0.3%-0.6%. Read more here. → Read More
The US dollar is consolidating yesterday’s losses but is still trading with a heavier bias against the major currencies and most emerging market currencies. Read more here. → Read More
The intraday momentum indicators are overextended, and this could set the stage for the dollar to recover in North America. Read more. → Read More
The US dollar is trading heavily against all the major currencies, led by the Norwegian krone and euro. Read more. → Read More
The dog days of August for the Northern Hemisphere are here and the capital markets are relatively subdued. Read more. → Read More
Rising price pressures, stronger and more persistent than generally expected, has been the main challenge for consumers, businesses, and policymakers. → Read More
The US dollar enjoys a firmer bias against the major currencies ahead of the July employment data. Read more. → Read More
Unlike the Federal Reserve, for example, the BOE is likely to shrink its balance sheet through outright sales, not just more passively managing the pace of roll-offs. → Read More
The market is judging China's response to Speaker Pelosi's visit in a mild way and risk appetites returned. Read more here. → Read More
Speaker Pelosi's visit to Taiwan has added to the risk-off mood of the capital markets today. → Read More
The dollar's pullback against the yen has been extended to almost JPY132.00. Read more. → Read More
The market has abandoned any thought of a 75 bp move and finished last week with a nearly 75% chance of a 50 bp hike. Read more. → Read More
China, Hong Kong, and Japanese equities fell but the other large markets in the region rose. Read more. → Read More
The Federal Reserve delivered its second consecutive 75 bp rate hike, and Chair Powell left the door open for another large hike at the next meeting in September. → Read More
The EU struck an agreement to voluntarily reduce gas consumption as a complete cut-off from Russia is feared. Read more. → Read More
Reports claims that 100 of the largest businesses in Shenzhen are being told by local authorities to restrict operations to employees living in a closed loop, with little contact with... → Read More