Trump considers declaring end to Iran conflict as Pentagon extends deployments
Trump considers declaring an end to the Iran war, while the Pentagon extends troop deployments. Gold rebounds and the yen strengthens.
Trump considers declaring an end to the Iran war, while the Pentagon extends troop deployments. Gold rebounds and the yen strengthens.
China's private services PMI rose to 51.4 in August, beating expectations, as domestic demand drove faster new business growth and a fourth month of job gains.
Bitcoin and Ethereum fell this week as US-Iran strikes and rising rate hike odds triggered a risk-off move across markets.
Japan's services PMI hit 52.5 in August, supporting BOJ rate hike expectations amid sustained cost pressures.
New York Fed President Williams said Treasury yield surge reflects strong economy, not market dysfunction, easing alarmist interpretations.
AUD/NZD pushed into key resistance zone following RBNZ hike and Australia GDP beat.
The Dutch central bank moved 86 tonnes of gold from the US and Canada to London between March and August, citing geopolitical unrest.
Government bond yields in the US, Japan, and Europe hit multi-decade highs in a synchronized selloff reminiscent of the 2008 crisis.
EURUSD tested 100-day moving average support and 100-hour moving average resistance, providing clear trade entries and exits.
The Fed's Beige Book shows modest economic growth and moderate inflation since July, with mixed outlooks.
BOC Governor Macklem comments on inflation risks and policy outlook, influencing the CAD.
Bank of Canada kept policy rate unchanged, citing a broadening recovery but increased upside risks to inflation from energy prices and trade uncertainty.
US factory orders rose 0.9% in July, above the 0.6% forecast. Durable goods orders matched preliminary figures.
The Bank of Canada held its overnight rate at 2.25%, noting increased inflation risks and trade uncertainty from US tariffs.
USDCAD traders watch BOC decision; technical levels at 1.3882 support and 1.39179 resistance guide the bias.