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EUR/USD falls sharply toward 1.1595 on Friday at the time of writing, losing 0.48% on the day, as the US Dollar (USD) rallies following Federal Reserve (Fed) Chair Kevin Warshs speech at the Jackson Hole Symposium.
ING‘s Adam Antoniak expects Poland’s 2Q26 GDP flash estimate to be confirmed at 3.8% year-on-year, with fixed investment rebounding strongly thanks to EU and RRF-funded projects. Private consumption is seen slowing slightly as higher fuel prices and weaker wage growth weigh on purchasing power.
Bitcoin, USD/CAD, copper and US 10-year yields face a key Jackson Hole catalyst, with BTC eyeing $84K or $72K as markets await Fed signals.
OCBCs Christopher Wong keeps a firmer tactical bias on Platinum, favouring buy-on-dips despite a recent loss of momentum near 1860–1910. Mild bullish momentum remains intact, with key resistance at 1863–1943 and upside potential towards 2065 on a clean breakout.
~ WEEKLY - We can see price was on a downtrend, and at the low it was ranging showing us bearish momentum slowing down. Price has now broken previous structures, indicating potential change of direction. ~ DAILY - We wait for price to pull back to the AOI which is a strong fib level and multiple rejections making it a valid zone to react from. Overall, I have a bullish bias based on the Weekly and Daily timeframes. As price moves down to my AOI, I will wait for my confirmations across …
The Japanese Yen (JPY) is holding within a narrow trading range against the US Dollar (USD) at around 159.35, but pressures are rising following an acceleration in Tokyo inflation data.
According to the preliminary estimate of the Current Employment Statistics (CES) national benchmark revision, Nonfarm employment for March 2026 was -79,000 (-0.1%), the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reported on Friday.
United Overseas Banks (UOB) Quek Ser Leang and Lee Sue Ann report EUR/USD held near 1.1650 after a brief dip, with intraday action lacking strong downside momentum.
The Japanese Yen (JPY) edges lower for the fifth consecutive day against the US Dollar (USD) on Friday, despite hot Tokyo inflation numbers and an unexpected decline in the Unemployment Rate earlier in the day.
GBPUSD | Bearish Breakdown & Downside Continuation Fundamental View GBPUSD is showing signs of short-term weakness as the pair struggles to sustain momentum above the resistance/supply zone. A stronger U.S. dollar or reduced expectations for aggressive BoE easing could add further pressure to GBPUSD. Market sentiment and upcoming U.S./UK economic data remain important catalysts for the next directional move. Technical View GBPUSD is consolidating inside a contracting triangle, with price …
EUR/GBP is currently trading around 0.8578, and I believe the pair is approaching an interesting decision point. After reaching the 0.8460–0.8480 area in July, EUR/GBP produced a strong reaction and has since recovered into the current consolidation. Technical Structure Price is currently consolidating roughly between 0.8531 and 0.8585. What catches my attention is the inability of sellers to generate another meaningful bearish expansion after the July low. Instead, price has started building …
Silver price (XAG/USD) depreciates after registering modest gains in the previous day, trading around $68.80 per troy ounce during the Asian hours on Friday.
EUR/USD edges higher after registering minor gains in the previous day, trading around 1.1650 during the Asian hours on Friday. The pair gains ground, bolstered by the European Central Banks (ECB) hawkish monetary policy outlook.
Gold price (XAU/USD) attracts some sellers below $4,600 during the early European trading hours on Friday. The precious metal retreats from a three-month high as in-line US inflation data has reinforced the possibility of further Federal Reserve (Fed) rate hikes.
Chipmakers $96bn quarter beat forecasts as demand for AI hardware continues to accelerate.
Using the TGA would provide the Treasury with considerable firepower to influence long-term bond yields.
"As a smaller, more open economy, Canada has more to lose from this," ING strategists said Monday.
Consumer prices rose 2.2% last month, compared with the 2.3% expected by economists polled by Reuters
Consumer prices rose 2.2% last month, compared with the 2.3% expected by economists polled by Reuters
The so-called breakeven rate hit its highest levels in more than two months.