Oil markets face pressure as rising supply and weakening demand outweigh short-term geopolitical headlines, keeping traders focused on fundamentals like inventories and production trends. Market shifts focus to oversupply risks Oil futures fell further in early Friday trading, extending the …
The US dollar is navigating a mix of economic and political pressures. Softer inflation data has lifted hopes of interest rate cuts, but uncertainty around the Federal Reserve’s independence and upcoming economic releases means the outlook remains finely balanced. Cooling …
The Australian dollar is strengthening as shifting commodity prices, central bank signals, and geopolitical tensions shape market sentiment. While momentum is building, uncertainty around trade and policy keeps traders alert to both opportunities and risks. Shifting sentiment lifts the Aussie …
Oil prices remain pulled between shifting OPEC+ decisions, geopolitical risks, and uneven demand growth. With politics and policy now weighing as heavily as fundamentals, traders face a market shaped by uncertainty and rapid shifts. OPEC+ output cutback fuels price gains …
Global markets face renewed uncertainty as weak US non-farm payrolls and rising unemployment stoke recession fears, prompting calls for Fed rate cuts while Trump finalises candidates for Fed Chair. Trade tensions intensified with new Russia sanctions, tariff exemptions on metals, …
The Chinese yuan gained ground on Friday as improved sentiment in domestic markets, and a softer US dollar offered support. With traders balancing expectations around US jobs data and monitoring signals from Beijing, the currency remains at the centre of …
Oil markets remain caught between supply uncertainty and demand signals, leaving traders on alert for the next move. Speculation around OPEC+ production policy, upcoming US stockpile data, and shifting global consumption trends are all shaping sentiment, keeping volatility alive and …
Political and economic risks are shaping sentiment across global markets. US tariffs and Fed scrutiny fuel uncertainty, UK gilts rally as sterling weakens, while Japan and Turkey grapple with political instability. In Argentina, authorities step in to support the FX …
Sterling faces renewed pressure as bond market swings, fiscal uncertainty, and political shifts test investor confidence. Traders are watching to see whether the pound can steady or slide further. Pound hit by debt concerns The British pound dropped more than …
Markets are weighing rising risks as a US court challenges Trump’s tariffs and the Fed signals a potential rate cut in September, while the ECB emphasises flexibility. Geopolitical tensions intensify with the Russia-Ukraine war, escalating Middle East conflicts, and Turkey …
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