Live Updates

17

Jul 2026
Burnham pitches pro-business Labour platform, flags strategic intervention as sterling holds steady

Burnham pitches pro-business Labour, unity and tolerance, hints strategic intervention; sterling steady, traders brace regulatory risks.

17

Jul 2026
EUR/GBP rebounds to 0.850 as sterling rally fades; ING sees drift towards 0.870

Sterling rally fades; EUR/GBP rebounds to 0.850, still undervalued. ING expects drift to 0.870 by end-summer.

17

Jul 2026
US import prices accelerate to 7.1% in June, raising higher-for-longer Fed expectations

US import prices rose 7.1% in June, signaling intensifying imported inflation, higher-for-longer rates, and volatility.

17

Jul 2026
Dollar Holds Firm as Middle East Escalation, Robust US Data and Oil Shock Risk Support Greenback

Middle East conflict and strong US data bolster resilient dollar; energy shock risk prompts defensive hedging strategies.

17

Jul 2026
US export price inflation cools as June index rises 10.2% year on year

US export prices rose 10.2% year-on-year in June, easing from 11.2%, signalling cooling inflation pressures.

17

Jul 2026
US Building Permits Fall 3% in June, Stoking Rate-Cut Bets and Pressuring Homebuilders

U.S. building permits fell 3% in June, signaling developers’ pullback, rising recession risks, and rate-cut expectations.

17

Jul 2026
Canada Foreign Portfolio Inflows Miss Forecast in May, Raising Questions Over CAD Demand

May foreign portfolio investment in Canada hit $7.9bn, missing forecasts, signalling weaker inflows and CAD pressure.

17

Jul 2026
US Building Permits Miss Forecast, Adding to Signs of Cooling Housing Activity

June U.S. building permits rose to 1.367M, missing forecasts, signaling housing slowdown and prompting rate-cut, hedging strategies.

17

Jul 2026
US Housing Starts Beat Forecast at 1.427m, Bolstering Yields, Homebuilders and Dollar Trades

June US housing starts jumped to 1.427m, topping forecasts, lifting yields, homebuilders, commodities, and dollar sentiment.

17

Jul 2026
US Import Prices Rise in June, Fueling Higher-for-Longer Yield Bets and Stronger Dollar Views

US import prices rose 0.3% in June, defying forecasts, boosting inflation fears, supporting higher rates, stronger dollar.

Back To Top
server

Hello there 👋

How can I help you?

We're here to help

Chat with us

Start a live conversation through...

  • Telegram
    hold On hold
  • Coming Soon...

Hello there 👋

How can I help you?

telegram

Scan the QR code with your smartphone to start a chat with us, or click here.

Don’t have the Telegram App or Desktop installed? Use Web Telegram instead.

QR code