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Credit Suisse crisis explained : Where next for the Credit Suisse share price?
Credit Suisse has been the hardest hit as concerns about the health of the US financial system spread over into Europe.

Meta cuts another 10,000 jobs: Where next for Meta stock?
Meta is cutting more jobs after warning the ‘new economic reality’ may be here to stay for years to come.

USD/JPY: Dollar likely to resume higher after slow start
Dollar was bouncing off earlier lows, supported by even more positive news – this time from the housing market.

Nasdaq 100: Hard landing or soft landing? What about NO landing!
As the “no landing” scenario has gained credence, traders are divided over what matters more to stocks: rising rates or a resilient economy...

GBP/USD rallies to the mid-1.21s, despite big bets on a 6% Fed rate
One trader amassed a large position in options that would make $135 million if the central bank keeps tightening until September!

Nasdaq 100 uptrend intact after Fed Williams rehashes Powell
Markets are skeptical that the central bank will tighten policy enough to derail the economy, even if inflation remains stubborn.

Consumer confidence recap: A rollercoaster of economic emotion
The January Consumer Confidence report is a reminder that the US economy is like a rollercoaster ride, full of ups and downs.

EUR/CHF: Euro extends recovery on hawkish ECB
Technical break out points to more upside potential for EUR/CHF

Australia data provides AUD/NZD pump
If AUD/NZD can break above the top of its current flag pattern, it may be on its way to the flag target above 1.1000.

EUR/GBP likely heading to 0.90 handle
Investors have been reducing some of the risks they had built into asset prices, including a sharp recession and energy crunch.

USD/JPY: Christmas week recovery rally may soon stall out
Given the confluence of resistance levels and general low-interest trading environment ahead of year-end, it would be logical for the USD/JPY’s corrective rally to reverse ahead of the weekend...

AUD/NZD breakout?
As long as AUD/NZD is below 1.0860 (the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement level) the bounce is shallow.

EUR/JPY eyes breakout
…But in which direction?

The contrarian case for a EUR/USD rally if rates can break above 1.00
The key area to watch for EUR/USD will be in the 0.9950-1.0000 zone

The contrarian case for a EUR/USD rally if rates can break above 1.00
The key area to watch for EUR/USD will be in the 0.9950-1.0000 zone

GBP spikes on reports the BOE may extend bond purchases
The BOE have now done two U-turns within 24hrs, by first cancelling their bond buying programme but then signalling behind closed door they may extend it.
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USD/JPY breaks above 146 as traders goad the BOJ and MOF
Another day, another handle higher for USD/JPY has traders continue to defy threats of intervention of the yen.

USD/JPY breaks above 146 as traders goad the BOJ and MOF
Another day, another handle higher for USD/JPY has traders continue to defy threats of intervention of the yen.

US bond yields (and USD/JPY) appear close to a big break
The 2 and 10-year bond yields are within a cat’s whisker of hitting multi-year highs, which could signal the next leg higher for the dollar if they break them.

US bond yields (and USD/JPY) appear close to a big break
The 2 and 10-year bond yields are within a cat’s whisker of hitting multi-year highs, which could signal the next leg higher for the dollar if they break them.

USD/JPY trades around 145 ahead of today’s NFP report
USD/JPY closed above 145 for the first time since 1998 and, as of yet, the BOJ or MOF are yet to intervene.

USD/JPY trades around 145 ahead of today’s NFP report
USD/JPY closed above 145 for the first time since 1998 and, as of yet, the BOJ or MOF are yet to intervene.

The BOC just dropped one of their preferred CPI measures
During a hawkish speech, the BOC governor outlined which of the three ‘preferred’ CPI measures they will no long focus on, and why.