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USD/JPY climbs back above 140
The strongest NY Fed manufacturing PMI since April 2022 helped to lift USD/JPY o...
USDCAD buyers have created a floor, but there is upside...
The USDCAD has been consolidating over the last 4-5 trading days. After reaching...
Canada extends 30-year mortgage ammortization for newly...
The Canadian housing market is not looking healthy, particularly the Toronto con...
Buyers and sellers ping-pong between 100 bar MAs in NZD...
The last two trading days in the NZDUSD have developed a pattern. That pattern i...
Oil squeezes higher as specs bet heavy against crude
We've seen this pattern a few times recently: Positioning data released late on ...
DG Okonjo-Iweala discusses trade trends with shipping i...
Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala discussed with CEOs of shipping companies t...
Former NY Fed Pres Dudley says it's time for 50 basis p...
It's been quite a turn for former New York Fed President Bill Dudley. Back in la...
Kickstart the FX trading day for Sept 16 w/a technical ...
FIn the kickstart video for September 16, I take a technical look at the 3 major...
US stocks are mixed to start the US trading week.The S&...
US stocks are mixed to start the trading week. The Dow is higher (and trading at...
Tech struggles as healthcare and energy lead: Navigatin...
Sector OverviewThe stock market today presents a mixed bag with distinct sector ...
The 'should' versus 'will' debate
I could probably count a dozen instances in the past week or so of economists I ...
ForexLive European FX news wrap: Dollar pinned lower as...
Headlines:Dollar remains pinned down to start the new weekMajor central bank dec...
ECB's Lane: Incoming data on wages and profits have bee...
Negotiated wage growth will remain high and volatile over the remainder of the y...
The AUD is the strongest and the USD is the weakest as ...
As the North American session begins, the AUD is the strongest followed closely ...
Empire Fed Sept manufacturing survey +11.5 vs -4.75 exp...
General business conditions 11.5 versus -4.7 priorNew orders ...
Canada July manufacturing sales +1.4% vs +1.1% expected
Prior was -2.1%Sales at $71.0 billion vs $69.6 billion priorSales -1.1% y/y vs -...
