Week Ahead: Summer Lull Meets Geopolitical and Central Bank Crosscurrents
Markets enter the new week with a paradox: trading volumes are thin, yet the potential for volatility is far from muted. Geopolitical flashpoints
Markets enter the new week with a paradox: trading volumes are thin, yet the potential for volatility is far from muted. Geopolitical flashpoints
European government bonds were little changed on Wednesday as investors weighed a mixed batch of regional economic data against a U.S. inflation reading
ING maintains a bullish outlook on the Norwegian krone (NOK) against the euro (EUR), despite acknowledging dovish risks that could temper gains. The
WTI crude oil prices continue to find support as prolonged energy supply concerns remain a key tailwind, with market participants weighing geopolitical risks
The US dollar maintained its recent gains on Wednesday as traders weighed the latest consumer price index (CPI) data, which came in line
Analysts at United Overseas Bank (UOB) said the British pound’s upside against the US dollar is capped near 1.3555, as the pair faces
Turkey’s current account balance recorded a deficit of $4.194 billion in June, narrower than the forecasted $5 billion shortfall, according to official data
Gold prices face limited upside potential as the Federal Reserve’s rate hike risks remain a key headwind, according to a recent analysis from
The Canadian dollar (CAD) has pulled back from its recent two-month high against its US counterpart, as a surge in crude oil prices
Supply disruptions in key producing regions are increasing the risk of an oil market deficit, according to a recent analysis by ING. The