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Dollar Index Edges Higher Amid Hawkish Fed Stance, Trade Optimism

Key Takeaways: *Dollar supported by Fed-BoE policy divergence *Risk sentiment improves on trade progress Market Summary: The Dollar Index (DXY), which tracks the greenback against a basket of six major currencies, extended its rebound on Thursday, buoyed by a hawkish Federal Reserve and easing global trade tensions. The index gained after breaking …

Wall Street Rally Pause on Fed’s Hawkish Monetary Policy

Key Takeaways: *Wall Street sentiment buoyed by U.S.-China trade talk. *Fed’s hawkish approach hinders the S&P from reaching higher. S&P 500 Rally Stalls Near Recent Highs as Market Awaits Trade Talk Clarity The S&P 500 has advanced nearly 5% after breaking out of an asymmetric triangle formation, signaling strong upward momentum in …

Yen Awaits for BoJ’s Rate Decision

Key Takeaways: *Market sentiment swings harm Yen’s price action. *Awaits for BoJ’S interest rate decisions that may hinder Yen’s strength. Yen Volatile Amid Trade Policy Uncertainty, BoJ Decision in Focus The Japanese Yen has experienced heightened volatility this week as markets weigh shifting risk sentiment and policy uncertainty stemming from U.S. trade …

Geopolitical Flashpoints and FOMC Anxiety Rattle Global Markets

Market Summary Markets were cautious on Tuesday as investors weighed geopolitical tensions and central bank uncertainties. The U.S. dollar weakened ahead of the highly anticipated FOMC decision, with expectations for no rate change that were already priced-in in the market. However, concerns over renewed friction between President Trump and Fed Chair Powell …

Is U.S. Economic Supremacy an Illusion?

Executive Summary The United States remains the world’s largest economy by nominal GDP, but signs of long-term vulnerability are mounting. Structural headwinds — including unsustainable fiscal dynamics, weakening global trade influence, and a declining reserve currency share — suggest the U.S. may be approaching an inflection point in its economic leadership. For …

Dollar Dips, Gold Rallies on U.S.-Taiwan Risk

Market Summary Markets were mixed Monday as geopolitical tensions weighed on sentiment. The U.S. dollar index (DXY) dipped below 100.00 after initial optimism over U.S.-China trade talks faded. Reports of deepening U.S.-Taiwan ties raised fears of Chinese retaliation, clouding the outlook and muting expectations for near-term Fed rate cuts amid persistent inflation. …

Dollar Firms as Labor Market Defies Macro Headwinds

Market Summary Markets traded mixed on Friday as investors digested stronger-than-expected April U.S. jobs data, which offered tentative relief following a week of downbeat economic prints. Nonfarm payrolls rose by 177,000—beating expectations of 130,000—while the unemployment rate held steady at 4.2%. Solid hiring in healthcare and logistics offset a decline in federal …

Central Bank Crossfire: Fed and BoE Set the Tone

The Week Ahead: Week of 5th April 2025 (GMT+3) Weekly Market PreviewMonetary policy takes center stage this week as the Federal Reserve and Bank of England prepare pivotal rate decisions, with markets on edge amid sticky inflation and cooling services activity. The Fed is widely expected to keep rates steady at 4.50% …

Dollar Gains Ahead of NFP

Market Summary Markets traded cautiously on Thursday as investors weighed soft U.S. data ahead of Friday’s key nonfarm payrolls report. Jobless claims jumped to 241,000—an eight-month high—while ISM Manufacturing fell to 48.7, signaling deepening industrial weakness. The ADP report further dampened sentiment, showing only 62,000 private jobs added in April, well below …

Dollar Gains on Strong U.S. Data; Soft ADP Jobs Hint at Weak NFP

Market Summary Markets remained largely subdued earlier this week as investors awaited key U.S. economic data for fresh direction. On Wednesday, the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) index came in slightly above expectations, while GDP figures also beat market consensus—reinforcing the view that the Federal Reserve is likely to keep interest rates elevated …

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