Live Updates

    19 May 2026
    Singapore export rebound fuels K-shaped trade as AI-linked electronics outpace petrochemicals and other non-electronics

    Singapore’s NODX rebounded, led by electronics and pharmaceuticals; petrochemicals lagged, highlighting increasingly K-shaped export growth.

    19 May 2026
    Gold steadies near $4,550 as softer dollar offsets hawkish Fed risks and elevated yields

    Gold steadied near $4,541 as dollar weakened; yields stayed elevated, with traders eyeing Fed signals.

    19 May 2026
    Trump set to swear in Warsh as Fed chair as markets price late-year rate rise

    Trump to swear in Kevin Warsh as Fed chair after Senate approval amid rising inflation concerns.

    18 May 2026
    Conflicting US-Iran signals fuel WTI swings as traders price options volatility around sanctions talks

    White House calls Iran proposal insufficient; reports suggest temporary oil-sanctions relief; WTI rises 1.79% to $102.76.

    18 May 2026
    Australian dollar edges higher as US dollar slips; China data and RBA minutes in focus

    Australian Dollar climbs to 0.7160 as softer US dollar offsets weak China data and RBA focus.

    18 May 2026
    Wall Street futures recover as yields stay elevated, oil rises and chipmakers slide amid Iran tensions

    Dow futures rebound toward Friday close; bond-yield surge, chip-stock slump, and Iran tensions keep markets cautious.

    18 May 2026
    USD/JPY nears 159 ahead of Japan Q1 GDP as BoJ and intervention risks loom

    USD/JPY nears 158.90 ahead of Japan Q1 GDP, BOJ cues; overbought RSI caps gains near resistance.

    18 May 2026
    USD/CAD dips as Middle East tensions ease; markets await Canada CPI and Fed minutes

    USD/CAD dips near 1.3740 as easing Middle East tensions weaken USD; oil steadies, focus turns to CPI.

    18 May 2026
    UK gilt yields top nominal GDP as Hormuz blockade lifts oil, stoking bond rout and pound risk

    Global bond selloff lifts yields above GDP growth; Hormuz risks, shrinking oil buffers pressure UK, pound.

    18 May 2026
    Standard Chartered Warns Hormuz-Driven Oil Shock Could Hit AI Demand and Semiconductor Supplies

    Standard Chartered warns Hormuz closure and energy shock may disrupt semiconductors and curb AI spending, demand.

    Back To Top
    server

    Hello there 👋

    How can I help you?

    Chat with our team instantly

    Live Chat

    Start a live conversation through...

    • Telegram
      hold On hold
    • Coming Soon...

    Hello there 👋

    How can I help you?

    telegram

    Scan the QR code with your smartphone to start a chat with us, or click here.

    Don’t have the Telegram App or Desktop installed? Use Web Telegram instead.

    QR code