Investors await the Fed’s policy announcement, with markets pricing a 69.5% chance of unchanged rates at 3.50%-3.75%. The Euro (EUR) climbed to 1.1393 against the US Dollar (USD) in European trading, as the US Dollar Index (DXY) slipped to near 101.30. The move comes ahead
ING analysts see Fed decisions and oil prices, not BoJ rate moves, driving USD/JPY to 158 by year-end despite intervention risks. ING expects the Bank of Japan to hold its policy rate at 1.00% on 31 July, with any hawkish signals unlikely to shift the USD/JPY trajectory. T
South Korean Won gains 6.5% month-to-date against the USD, driven by strong economic data and rate hike expectations. The South Korean Won (KRW) climbed to a near four-month high against the US Dollar (USD), advancing for the second straight day. The currency is on track f
KRW strengthens on strong GDP growth and Bank of Korea tightening expectations amid a 35% KOSPI decline in July. The South Korean Won (KRW) climbed 6.5% against the USD in July, nearing four-month highs despite a sharp selloff in the KOSPI Index. Strong macroeconomic data,
Oil prices jump as coordinated US-Saudi military action against Iran-backed groups raises supply disruption fears. West Texas Intermediate crude futures climbed 3.2% to $81.00 in early European trading Wednesday. The rally follows joint US-Saudi airstrikes on Iran-aligned
Softer inflation data may limit US Dollar upside The Fed is likely to deliver a hawkish hold, with markets pricing at least one rate hike by year-end. Recent declines in energy prices and a softer June inflation print reduce the odds of an immediate hike. The market
Minor EUR/USD option expiries at 1.1415 are unlikely to sway price action amid broader geopolitical and Fed meeting focus. EUR/USD options expiring at the 1.1415 level today carry minimal market significance, with no technical ties to current price action. The expiries are
South Korea’s KOSPI index leads regional declines, erasing gains from April to June amid a broader tech sector rout. Asian markets tumbled sharply, with South Korea’s KOSPI index sinking over 12% at its lows, wiping out all gains from April to June. The selloff, driven by
South Korea’s Kospi falls 8.1% on earnings miss while Iran’s missile launch sends WTI crude up $3.10 to $82.36. South Korea’s Kospi index plunged 8.1% after SK Hynix reported weaker-than-expected revenues, despite upbeat demand commentary extending to 2027. The decline dee
Soft Australian inflation figures push the pair below 0.6950, marking a third straight day of losses amid Fed policy uncertainty. The AUD/USD pair fell to its lowest level in over two weeks, extending a three-day losing streak after weaker-than-expected Australian consumer
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