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AUD/USD trades around 0.7040 on Tuesday at the time of writing, down 0.20% on the day, after failing to hold above the psychological 0.7100 mark on Monday. The pair is correcting from multi-month highs as market participants trim risk exposure ahead of a series of key macroeconomic events in Australia, China, and the United States (US).The release of Australia’s January Consumer Price Index (CPI) on Wednesday stands as the week’s main catalyst. Headline inflation is expected to rise 3.7% YoY, slightly below the previous 3.8%, while the Trimmed Mean measure is seen steady at 3.3%. These figures will be closely…
Investors have pulled roughly $4.3 billion out of spot bitcoin ETFs in the past five weeks, according to Dow Jones Market Data.
Why Markets Hate Uncertainty Supreme Court Rulings Financial markets had only just begun adjusting to the latest wave of U.S. tariffs when fresh uncertainty emerged. A recent ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court struck down the legality of using emergency powers to justify tariff implementation. Shortly after, President Donald Trump indicated during a press briefing that tariffs would continue under alternative legal mechanisms, including a proposed blanket 15% tariff for the next five months. For investors, this creates a new layer of unpredictability at a time when markets crave clarity. Supreme Court Tariff Ruling Could Rock Markets In this…
U.S. stock-index futures declined Sunday, as investors grappled with the implications of Friday’s Supreme Court ruling that overturned most of President Donald Trump’s tariffs.
Gold price (XAU/USD) edges higher to near $5,095 during the early Asian session on Monday. The precious metal extends the rally amid US President Donald Trump’s tariff threats and uncertainty, boosting safe-haven flows. The US Supreme Court struck down Trump’s tariffs as illegal on Friday. Within hours, the US President invoked Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974 to first impose a 10% global import tariff before increasing that to 15%. He declared all national security tariffs under Section 232 and existing Section 301 tariffs to be in full force and effect. Trump’s trade war risks and uncertainty could boost…
Frequent flyers who hold a United Airlines co-branded credit or debit card can soon earn up to twice as many miles as noncardholders, effectively rewarding the airline’s biggest spenders.
Highlights include NVDA earnings, Australian CPI, Tokyo CPI, PBoC LPR, and BoK Nvidia Stock MON: German Ifo (Feb)’ TUE: Mainland Chinese markets return from Lunar New Year, PBoC LPR, US ADP Weekly, House Prices (Dec), Consumer Confidence (Feb), Dallas/Richmond Fed (Feb) WED: Australian CPI (Jan), Norwegian Consumer Confidence (Q1), Unemployment (Jan), German GfK (Mar), GDP Final (Q4), Swiss Sentiment (Feb), EZ HICP Final (Jan), Nvidia earnings THU: EZ Consumer Confidence Final (Feb), Mexican Unemployment (Jan), UK Gorton and Denton by-election, BoK FRI: Tokyo CPI (Feb), French, Spanish, German HICP, German Unemployment PBOC LPR (TUE): The PBoC is widely expected…
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DBS Group Research economist Chua Han Teng expects the People’s Bank of China to keep the 1-year Loan Prime Rate at 3.00% on February 24, as January data are still unfolding. The report says policy remains cautiously accommodative, reflected in a lower USD/CNY fixing below 7.0, with reliance on structural tools and broader easing anticipated toward the second half of 2026.Loan Prime Rate seen unchanged for now”The PBOC is expected to keep the 1-year Loan Prime Rate (LPR) unchanged at 3.00%, as January economic data have yet to fully unfold.””The central bank is maintaining a cautiously accommodative monetary policy stance…