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Asia mid-session: Equities rally despite stagflation fears as Canada reopens trade talks; US dollar weakness further
US stocks extended gains despite rising stagflation risks, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 hitting new all-time highs. Markets shrugged off trade tensions after Canada scrapped its digital tax and resumed US trade talks, fueling risk-on sentiment. In Asia, equities rallied, led by Japan's Nikkei 225. The US dollar weakened further, while the yen outperformed. Gold rebounded slightly from key support after a two-week selloff.
by Kelvin Wong
Market Wrap for the North American Session - June 26
June 26 NA Session Recap – Broad USD weakness drove gains across major currencies and indices. Gold held firm above $3,300, while Oil rebounded modestly. Alternative metals surged, with Platinum and Palladium up over 6%. Cryptos remain flat, with Bitcoin steady above $100K.
by Elior Manier
Asia mid-session: US dollar nears key breakdown level, Nikkei 225 bullish breakout from range
The recent risk-on rally in global equities has slowed as markets shift focus to upcoming Fed guidance, inflation data, and looming US tariff decisions. The US dollar weakened for a third straight session, nearing a key long-term support at 97.40. While US indices wavered, Asia markets mostly advanced, led by Japan’s Nikkei 225. Gold held firm above its 50-day moving average, supported by a softer greenback.
by Kelvin Wong
Asia mid-session: Risk-on continues, Fed Chair’s dovish hint weakens the US dollar further, Gold stabilizes
Global stock markets rallied as geopolitical tensions eased following signs that Israel and Iran are honoring a US-brokered ceasefire. WTI crude fell sharply, reducing stagflation fears and boosting equities. Fed Chair Powell signaled potential rate cuts “sooner rather than later,” reinforcing risk-on sentiment. The US dollar weakened, while gold stabilized near its 50-day moving average.
by Kelvin Wong
Asia mid-session: Equities rebound as Israel-Iran ceasefire hopes emerge; oil plunges, Aussie outperforms
Global markets rebounded as hopes of a ceasefire between Israel and Iran emerged, following reports of a symbolic Iranian strike and Trump’s announcement of a brokered deal. WTI crude oil plunged 9.3%, reducing geopolitical risk premiums and stagflation fears. This triggered a rally in equities, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 closing over 1% higher, while the US dollar weakened and Gold fell below key technical support.
by Kelvin Wong
Bitcoin back above $100,000 on muted US-Iran reaction, US equities rally
With reports of US airstrikes on Iran nuclear facilities emerging on Sunday, crypto markets declined sharply amid rising geopolitical tensions, hurting demand for speculative digital assets. Despite falling to monthly lows over the weekend, and crucially below the key level of $100,000, Bitcoin has found support early in today’s session, trading +0.32% higher at around ~$101,319.
by Christian Norman
Asia mid-session: Geopolitical tensions spark risk-off moves
Geopolitical tensions surged after US President Trump authorized airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites, reversing his earlier call for diplomacy. Risk-off sentiment hit Asian markets, with major indices in decline and US futures lower. The US dollar firmed slightly, while WTI crude trimmed gains and gold slipped back to key support. Investors brace for increased volatility amid rising Middle East conflict fears.
by Kelvin Wong
Asia mid-session: US dollar retreats after Trump's “TACO” on Iran, US stock indices brace for “Triple Witching”
Global markets swung sharply as Trump delayed a strike on Iran, offering a two-week diplomatic window. Despite the shift, Israel-Iran hostilities persisted, with rising civilian risks. The US dollar retreated post-FOMC, ignoring dovish BoE and SNB moves. WTI held firm above US$74, while gold dipped near US$3,350 support. Mixed Asian equities and looming US “Triple Witching” may spark fresh volatility.
by Kelvin Wong
Asia mid-session: Fed flags stagflation risk, US dollar rebounds, risk-off in equities
The Fed held rates steady for a fourth meeting, warning tariffs may fuel inflation. Its latest projections signaled slower growth and higher inflation through 2027, raising stagflation risks. The US dollar firmed, while Asian stocks slumped on fears of a US-Iran escalation. Oil extended gains, and Gold stayed range-bound, supported by safe-haven demand amid rising geopolitical tensions.
by Kelvin Wong
Fed Meeting Today: Implications for the US Dollar (DXY)
Fed meeting day: US Dollar (DXY) outlook hinges on economic projections. Will Fed cut rates twice or once? Inflation risks & oil price surges add uncertainty. Market reaction and technical levels to watch are discussed, plus impact on major currencies.
by Zain Vawda
Asia mid-session: Geopolitical tensions fuel oil surge, hit stocks, while Silver outperforms Gold
Geopolitical tensions flared as US President Trump threatened Iran with “unconditional surrender,” triggering a risk-off move across US equities. Crude oil spiked 5.3% on fears Iran may close the Strait of Hormuz, while gold slipped amid rotation into silver. The US dollar rallied, led by losses in GBP. Markets now turn to the Fed’s policy decision and updated economic projections for direction.
by Kelvin Wong
Market recap for the North American session - June 17
Market Recap for the North-American session, June 17th 2025. Risk-off session as markets are pricing in a potential US entry into the Israel-Iran conflict. Preparation for tomorrow's busy Calendar as markets are bracing for the upcoming FOMC.
by Elior Manier
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