Currencies

Higher oil, elevated yields and AI uncertainty are testing markets, but easing pressures and solid earnings are keeping the broader investment case intact.

FX intervention and shifting monetary policy dynamics push the pair lower, but now is the moment of truth for its path as the BoJ and the Fed decide on rates.

Oil, the dollar, gold and SPX500 are converging on key technical levels as higher energy prices, elevated yields and Friday’s US CPI set up a potentially decisive cross-asset move.

The yen’s rally looks driven more by a hawkish repricing of the BOJ than fresh intervention, though intervention risk remains firmly in play.

Oil, yields and the USDOLLAR are beginning to move in sync, putting gold and equities under growing pressure.

The pair declines after the central bank of New Zealand raised rates for a second straight time but offered dovish guidance.

Strong AI earnings are supporting markets, but sticky inflation, higher oil prices and renewed central-bank tightening are making the path for equities increasingly unforgiving.

USD/KRW slips as the BoK delivers back-to-back hikes to contain inflation driven by the energy shock and the AI boom.

The debasement trade is reshaping markets as concerns over debt, yields and currency credibility ripple across oil, the dollar, gold and Japanese equities.

Gold’s breakout has gathered momentum as falling long-term yields and a softer dollar give bulls a powerful fundamental tailwind.

The Australian central bank kept rates at 4.35% and lowered its inflation forecasts, weighing on the pair, but does not see inflation returning to the target range this year and kept the door open to more hikes.