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Dow drops 821 as AI disruption fears hit broader markets; Nvidia earnings now pivotal.
USOIL gets closer to new 2026 highs as Washington-Tehran tensions linger, sustaining supply disruption risks, but fundamentals remain stacked against a prolonged recovery.
The pair slides as New Zealand’s central bank keeps interest rates at 2.25% and maintains an easy policy stance.
Shares of Netflix slump 18% this year, but the streaming leader appears well positioned to renew business momentum as technical signals hint at stock rebound potential.
USOIL is at risk of another weekly drop on renewed glut fears and fading US-Iran tensions, but the risk premium could easily be reignited and support further recovery.
The Japan election results can weigh on the pair, and the strong US jobs report raises the bar for Fed cuts, but the dollar continues to face challenges from mounting deficits and macro uncertainty.
The pair slips as the Yen firms on political clarity and FX intervention risks, but prospects of bold fiscal stimulus under PM Takaichi could weigh on the Japanese currency.
The pair extends its gains on Yen weakness from fiscal worries tied to the elections and a greenback recovery, but dowside risks linger.
USOIL jumped after the US shot down an Iranian drone in the Middle East, renewing geopolitical and oil supply worries, but eases amid unfavorable fundamentals.
Doubts have emerged over the precious metals rally after a steep sell-off driven by a dollar rebound, but long-term structural demand drivers continue to support further upside.
Australia’s central bank raised rates for the first time since late 2023 amid strengthening price pressures, sending the Aussie higher.
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