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The Aussie fell despite stronger-than-expected Q4 GDP growth, as traders remained focused on trade tensions and broader market risks.
Will the ECB continue cutting interest rates this month or are they about to signal an end to their easing …
Trade war was the name of the game on Tuesday, as Trump’s tariff plans took effect and Uncle Sam’s major …
The February U.S. ISM manufacturing PMI fell from 50.9 to 50.3, short of expectations at 50.6, chalking up its second …
Risk sentiment started on weak footing in March, markets priced in U.S. tariff plans on Canadian and Mexican goods, along …
In this data-driven world it is now harder than ever to find out the truly useful market information among all …
U.S. tariff policy developments were a major factor driving market sentiment & fx flows, followed by business & consumer sentiment …
Trump’s surprise tariff moves rattled investor confidence, pushing stocks lower and fueling a dollar rally, while oil prices bucked the …
It was another light day in terms of top-tier economic releases, but that didn’t stop major asset classes and currencies …
Australia’s January inflation landed right at the RBA’s target midpoint, triggering a quick Aussie dollar dip before it steadied. What’s …
