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# Chinese Economic Data Signals Slowing Momentum as Q3 Begins China's latest economic figures reveal concerning weakness as the world's second-largest economy...
MarketsThe Australian Dollar has become the worst performer among G10 currencies in today's trading session, with AUD/USD facing downward pressure according to...
Macro# Fed Minutes to Reveal Extent of Internal Policy Divisions The Federal Reserve is set to publish minutes from its July policy...
MacroThe US dollar faces heightened scrutiny as markets await Federal Reserve meeting minutes amid growing uncertainty over future rate hikes, according to...
MarketsThe Japanese Yen is strengthening against the US Dollar on Wednesday, with USD/JPY sliding 0.32% to approximately 159.10 as the greenback loses...
MarketsNational Bank of Canada strategist Angelo Katsoras warns that Canada's efforts to reduce trade dependence on the United States by pivoting toward...
MarketsThe euro is finding support from resilient domestic demand despite mounting structural challenges for Europe's economy, according to BNY analysis. European Cent...
MarketsRetail brokers are restructuring their leadership teams as the industry accelerates toward a multi-asset future where traditional boundaries between crypto, CFD...
MacroThe British pound is maintaining strength against the euro despite July UK inflation data coming in mixed, according to ING analysts. The...
MacroOil trading volumes have surged on retail platforms including IG and eToro this year as geopolitical tensions drive price volatility. WTI crude...
MarketsThe Indian Rupee is expected to remain range-bound against the US Dollar following the Reserve Bank of India's decision to hold its...
MacroEuropean Central Bank Governing Council member Olli Rehn emphasized Wednesday that maintaining anchored inflation expectations remains critical for monetary pol...