The global bond selloff intensified this week, with the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield reaching a 19-year high of 5.22%. The rout reflected a confluence of factors: strong PMI data pointing to resilient ...

GBP/JPY stayed in consolidations above 207.06 short term bottom last week. Initial bias remains neutral this week first. On ...

Early industry data suggests the Canadian economy stalled in July, following stronger monthly gains in real gross domestic ...

A gradual recovery in Gulf oil supplies could bring prices lower during the winter, but the Strait of Hormuz remains a major ...

Brent oil edged lower on Friday, with the action being driven partially by limited profit-taking at the end of the week and partially by sour sentiment.

DXY still has room to rise, but clearing 102.86 may require a fresh extension in US yields rather than more follow-through ...

Oil remains in the driver's seat as geopolitical uncertainty persists. US dollar gains as focus shifts to key US data and Fedspeak. Euro may suffer if eurozone inflation challenges ECB hike ...

The Dollar Index closed near 101.03 after a hawkish Fed-driven rally, but it’s now approaching genuine resistance at 101.80–102.86 rather than emerging from support—clearing that zone likely requires ...

The RBA is widely expected to hike Tuesday, but AUD remains under pressure as traders lighten positions ahead of uncertain ...

Global bond yields continued to move higher over the past week, with 10-year US government bond yields rising from 4.95% on Monday to a weekly high of more than 5.20% on Thursday. Bonds also came ...

Next week will be busy. We expect consumer spending to rise 0.8% in August, while income growth of 0.5% and annual BEA ...

US durable goods orders lost momentum in August, with headline orders slowing from +0.9% to virtually unchanged, leaving the total at $338.6bn. The weakness was concentrated in transportation ...