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UK Retail Sales surprise to the upside but fail to lift Sterling.US Consumer Sentiment drops sharply; inflation expectations surge to multi-year highs.Markets digest mixed trade signals as China mulls tariff exemptions on US goods. The Pound Sterling registers losses against the strong US Dollar, ye

Bank of England (BoE) policymaker Megan Greene said on Friday that they are not sure if the weakness in the UK economy is caused by demand or supply, per Reuters. Key takeaways "More worried about supply, really weak productivity growth." "There are concerns about impact of the government's budget c

In focus today Today we receive the German Ifo index, and it will be interesting to see if it shows the same development as the PMIs yesterday. We particularly look out for the Ifo index as it has an expectations component in contrast to the PMI, which should give a better reflection of the trade wa

Asia open US futures kicked off the week on the back foot, with stock-index futures and the dollar both slipping as the Monday session opened to a cocktail of trade deal drama and another Trump-Fed headline flare-up. The dollar got knocked around early, with the euro and Swiss franc showing strength

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Wall Street limped into Thursday’s close with a sigh, not a bang. Stocks went nowhere, the dollar steadied, and traders quietly hit the eject button ahead of a long weekend. Sure, the U.S.-Japan-Italy trade huddle offered a flicker of optimism — but Jerome Powell threw cold water on that fire fast.

The Canadian Dollar (CAD) lost ground yesterday after weaker than expected CPI data lifted market speculation that the BoC could cut interest rates at today’s policy decision (13:45 GMT), Scotiabank's Chief FX Strategist Shaun Osborne notes. Broader trends remain bearish "The CAD is regaining much o

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EUR/USD broke back above the psychological 1.10 level on Wednesday London trading as market participants continued to favour the common currency over the traditional safe-haven, the US dollar. Fears that the tariffs could send the US economy careering into a recession drove a similar pattern in bond

Hopes of seeing Donald Trump roll back tariffs before they go live were dashed this morning—along with sentiment across global financial markets. The Nikkei is down more than 2%, a Bloomberg index tracking Asian currencies fell to a record low, and European and US futures hint at another very, very

Summary At its meeting on March 18-19, the FOMC announced that it would be slowing the pace of its balance sheet runoff effective April 1. The monthly cap on Treasury security runoff was reduced from $25 billion to $5 billion, while the monthly cap on mortgage-backed security (MBS) runoff was left u