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AUD/USD Technical: Further Aussie rally towards major resistance, supported by firmer China core inflation
AUD/USD has staged a 3.2% rebound since testing key Expanding Wedge support on 22 Aug, reaching 0.6620 on 9 Sep amid broad USD weakness. The upswing is reinforced by China’s improving core CPI, which signals firmer demand prospects for Australian commodities. With AUD/USD trading above key moving averages and momentum intact, near-term bias remains bullish, eyeing resistance at 0.6640/0.6680 while support holds at 0.6580.
by Kelvin Wong
US CPI Preview: Implications for the DXY & Federal Reserve
Preview of US CPI data and its shaky outlook. Explores the core CPI debate, underlying inflationary drivers, and the Federal Reserve's policy puzzle. Analyzes potential implications for the US Dollar, rate cut expectations, and market reactions to "hot" or "cool" CPI prints. Includes a USD Index chart.
by Zain Vawda
Canadian Dollar under pressure from soft employment figures – CAD outlook
The Canadian Dollar is under heavy pressure, ranking as the second-worst performing major in 2025 after the USD. Weak GDP, tariff-driven headwinds, and a -60K jobs print highlight a slowing domestic economy. With unemployment at 7.1% and European currencies surging, CAD remains vulnerable. We review USDCAD, EURCAD, and CADJPY technical levels.
by Elior Manier
Gold (XAU/USD) Technical: Overbought but bullish trend remains intact
Gold (XAU/USD) has surged past its April record of US$3,500, rallying 5.3% to a fresh high of US$3,655. The breakout comes as lower US Treasury real yields reduce the opportunity cost of holding gold, fueling demand and reinforcing bullish momentum. With a key support at US$3,600, upside targets sit at US$3,697 and US$3,725, while a break below support could trigger a corrective slide toward US$3,561.
by Kelvin Wong
EUR/USD Technical: Euro bullish breakout, what’s next?
The EUR/USD extended its bullish breakout, rising 0.8% to 1.1778 in the 9 Sep Asia session. Following weak US jobs data, focus shifts to Thursday’s ECB decision and US core CPI release. The ECB is expected to pause rate cuts at 2%, signaling the cycle’s end, while narrowing US-German yield spreads and prospects of a Fed dovish pivot support euro strength. Key short-term support sits at 1.1700, with resistance at 1.1830 and 1.1910.
by Kelvin Wong
Markets Weekly Outlook – Moving forward from NFP, onto Inflation week
A week ahead preview: After this week's huge NFP report, the puzzle for the upcoming 17th Sep FOMC Meeting is still missing its inflation pieces, coming up with the ECB Rate Decision. Get ready for the upcoming week by looking at the past week's Market performance, what changed and the key events to expect in next week (including the infamous NFP report, all eyes are on this).
by Elior Manier
WTI Oil Rallies 1.8% as Russian Supply Concerns Outweigh Modest OPEC + Output Hike
Oil prices gained 1.8% as Russian supply concerns outweighed a modest OPEC+ output hike. Goldman Sachs forecasts a slight oil surplus in 2026. OPEC+ will gradually reverse production cuts, increasing output by 137,000 bpd from October. Saudi Arabia is leveraging its spare capacity to gain market share. Technical analysis shows WTI eyeing recovery, but fundamentals may limit sustained gains. Client sentiment is net-long.
by Zain Vawda
Nikkei 225 Technical: Bullish trend remains intact despite Japan’s PM resignation
The Japan 225 CFD Index (a proxy for Nikkei 225 futures) staged a bullish reversal after testing key support at 41,760 on 2 Sept, rallying 3.6% to 43,203 and extending gains to 43,850 in today’s Asia session, near its all-time high. Momentum was boosted by PM Ishiba’s resignation, with contenders favoring fiscal stimulus. Technicals remain bullish above 43,060/42,850, targeting 44,050/44,110 and 44,840/44,970.
by Kelvin Wong
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