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Partner Center Find a Broker We’re in for a big week as not one but TWO central banks update their monetary policies. Both the U.S. and Canada will print their September labor market numbers and likely give us clues on their consumer spending trends. Before all that, ICYMI, I’ve written a quick reca

Share: Good Morning! Small uptick in US initial jobless claims (204k from earlier 202k), stable US GDP (Q/Q% an Y/Y%) and lower German inflation (4.5% Y/Y% from earlier 6.1%) have led to a softer Dollar Index as Euro has risen and could lead to a test of 105.50 on the index and 1.06 or slightly high

Share: Japanese Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki is reiterating on Thursday, he won't rule out any steps to respond if there's any excessive FX volatility Additional comments Important for currencies to move in stable manner. Closely watching FX moves with sense of urgency. Declined to comment when

Share: NZD/USD attracts some sellers near 0.5925 amid the USD demand. New Zealand's Business Confidence and Activity Outlook improved in September. The stronger-than-expected US Durable Goods Orders data boost the USD broadly. Market players await the US Jobless Claims report, the third revision of

Share: During the Asian session, Australia will release the Monthly Consumer Price Index, and Japan the Leading Economic Index. The Bank of Japan will publish the minutes of its recent meeting. Later in the day, the US will release the Durable Goods Orders report. Here is what you need to know on We

Share: Japanese Prime Minister (PM) Fumio Kishida said on Monday that he will instruct ministers to compile an economic package on Tuesday. Additional quotes Aim to move from cost cut-led economy to one with active investments. Economic package aims to protect people's lives from rising prices. Priv

Share: Crude prices extend gains due to constrained production outlook. Investors expect the oil prices to rise $100 per barrel range in upcoming months. OPEC+ has extended the production cuts of 1.3 million barrels per day through the end of the year 2023. Western Texas Intermediate (WTI), the US c