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Sterling Steady as Inflation and Jobs Data Diverge

Key Takeaways: *Sticky inflation and upside CPI surprise keep BoE cautious, with no clear signal for near-term rate cuts. *Pound supported by strong UK job growth and improved global risk appetite following the tentative Middle East ceasefire. *Fiscal uncertainty and dollar strength continue to cap Sterling’s upside amid lingering global funding risks. …

U.S. Inflation and Sales in Spotlight as Fed Pivot Bets Evolve

The Week Ahead: Week of July 14, 2025 (GMT+3) Weekly Market PreviewA packed week of macroeconomic releases will put the U.S. inflation trajectory and consumer health under intense scrutiny. On Tuesday, June CPI and Core CPI are due, and while the prior readings showed mild price growth of just 0.1% month-on-month, market …

BoE Cut Bets Mount Ahead of Key Data

Key highlights: *GBP under pressure ahead of key UK data; August BoE cut priced: Sterling remains vulnerable as traders brace for Friday’s GDP and industrial output data, with markets pricing a 90% chance of an August rate cut by the BoE amid weakening growth signals. *Rising UK fiscal risks cap Sterling gains …

RBA and RBNZ in Focus as Markets Seek Policy Clarity; UK, Eurozone Data to Set Tone

The Week Ahead: Week of July 7, 2025 (GMT+3) Weekly Market PreviewThe second week of July will be dominated by central bank policy updates from the RBA and RBNZ, with both likely to remain cautious amid external uncertainties and domestic data divergence. Australia’s inflation remains stubborn, but weak consumer confidence and a …

Pound Sterling Strengthens to Multi-Year High While GDP Reading in Focus Today

Key Takeaways: *The Pound Sterling bullish rally shows signs of easing in strength. *Eyes on today’s UK GDP reading to gauge the Pound Sterling strength. Market Summary: The British pound has surged to its highest level since January 2022, bolstered by a combination of dollar weakness and growing expectations that the Bank …

Pound Rises as BoE Pushes Back on Rate Cuts

Key Takeaways: *Sterling rallies to 4-year high as BoE strikes hawkish tone *Middle East ceasefire boosts risk appetite, weighing on USD *Markets await August BoE decision amid sticky wage pressures Market Summary: The British Pound extended its rally on Thursday, with GBP/USD advancing toward 1.3765—its highest level since 2021—as global risk sentiment …

Global Growth and Labor Under the Microscope as Markets Eye Fed Pivot

The Week Ahead: Week of June 30, 2025 (GMT+3) Weekly Market PreviewThe final week of June and the start of July bring a flurry of critical macroeconomic releases that may shape the policy paths of major central banks heading into Q3. In the U.S., labor market data including ADP, JOLTS, and Friday’s …

Chart the Market (26/06/2025)

ETH, H4: Ethereum (ETH) has emerged from a turbulent period with technical indicators now pointing to a potential bullish reversal. The cryptocurrency recently experienced a dramatic false breakout scenario – initially breaking above its sideways trading range only to suffer a steep 26% collapse from $2,879 to $2,111.64. This whipsaw action shook …

Pound Rallies on Ceasefire, Hawkish BOE Signals

Key Takeaways: *GBP rebounds near recent highs on ceasefire-led risk rally *BOE tones remain hawkish despite market pricing for cuts *Political risks persist, but dollar softness supports GBP Market Summary: The British Pound held firm and rebounded toward recent highs as easing geopolitical tensions and a hawkish tilt from the Bank of …

Chart the Market (23/06/2025)

USDCHF, H4: USD/CHF remains within a gradual recovery phase on the chart, consolidating just below the key resistance level at 0.8220 following a successful break above the descending trendline. Price action is currently supported above the reclaimed 0.8160 level, which had previously served as a neckline to a minor breakdown structure. Despite …

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