New Zealand’s central bank is expected to pause rate hikes as July inflation data shows easing price pressures, reducing near-term tightening risks. The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) is unlikely to raise interest rates at its September meeting following softer inflati
The New Zealand dollar extends gains despite weak Chinese economic data, reaching its highest level since early June. The New Zealand dollar (NZD) rose to 0.5920 against the US dollar (USD), marking its highest level in two months. The move extends a recent uptrend as the
The New Zealand Dollar extends gains despite weak Chinese economic data, driven by a softer US Dollar amid reduced Fed rate hike expectations. The New Zealand Dollar (NZD) reached 0.5920 against the US Dollar (USD), its highest level since early June, as the USD weakened.
The Australian dollar rises above 0.7100 as softer US inflation and retail sales data reduce Fed rate hike bets. The AUD/USD pair extended gains to a fresh high since June 5, breaching the 0.7100 level as persistent US dollar selling countered weak Chinese economic data. T
UOB revises its outlook as the pair closes above 1.3555, signaling potential gains toward 1.3600. GBP/USD invalidated a recent neutral stance after breaking above 1.3555 and closing near 1.3532. The move suggests an intact uptrend, with intraday resistance now seen at 1.35
UOB analysts revise their outlook as Sterling’s rally invalidates prior neutral stance, targeting 1.3600 resistance. The British Pound surged past 1.3555 against the US Dollar, closing at 1.3532 and invalidating UOB’s recent neutral call. Analysts now expect intraday gains
Intervention risks limit USD/JPY near 160 The Japanese Yen has reacted modestly to rising September Bank of Japan hike odds. The odds of a September hike have risen to 80%, from 50% at the start of August. A sustained Yen recovery likely needs clearer commitment
Investors favor the Euro on expectations of an ECB rate hike in September, contrasting with BoE dovishness and UK fiscal uncertainty. The Euro rose against the British Pound for a third straight session, testing 0.8550 as markets priced in a potential European Central Bank
Weaker US retail sales and consumer sentiment data drive dollar losses, reducing expectations for Fed rate hikes in 2026. The US Dollar Index extended its decline to 99.43, down 0.2% on Monday, following softer-than-expected economic data. July retail sales contracted 0.6%
TD Securities forecasts July Canadian inflation at 2.9% year-on-year, with core at 1.85%, amid risks from potential US tariffs. TD Securities expects Canada’s July headline CPI to rise 2.9% year-on-year, with core inflation at 1.85%. Retail sales are projected to remain fl
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