Daily Analysis

Risk assets cheered the U.S.-China trade truce announced early in the week, but optimism appeared to fade and the focus

Risk correlations appeared to break down again on Thursday, as crude oil took cues from geopolitical updates while dollar traders

Australia added a lot more jobs than expected in April, but RBA rate cut expectations limited the Australian dollar’s gains

More signs of progress in US trade talks made it to the headlines on Wednesday, but risk assets traded mixed

Global trade developments were still front and center on Tuesday, although the market spotlight also turned to top-tier economic releases.

Australia is expected to report a modest pickup in hiring for April after the previous two months’ employment data fell

The big news to start the week was the trade truce between the U.S. and China which sent the dollar

With the BOE dropping a bit of a hawkish surprise in their latest policy decision, the focus now turns to

It’s bound to be another busy week in the forex market with top-tier U.S. inflation figures, key jobs indicators from

Markets played ping-pong with tariff news, starting with risk-off sentiment on foreign film tariffs, flipping midweek as US-China trade talks

There were plenty of moving parts in the market this week, as investors had to work around the highly-anticipated FOMC

Today’s U.S.-U.K. trade framework sent the dollar, stocks, and bitcoin climbing, while gold tumbled as risk appetite surged.