Derivatives

16 September 2026
Eurozone labour costs rise above forecasts, sharpening focus on ECB rate path

Eurozone labour costs rose 3.1%, above forecasts, reinforcing wage-driven inflation risks and keeping ECB rates higher longer.

16 September 2026
Eurozone Industrial Output Flat in July, Beating Forecasts and Tempering ECB Easing Expectations

Eurozone July industrial output flat year-on-year, beating -0.1% forecast; hints stabilization, dampening aggressive ECB easing bets.

16 September 2026
Euro edges higher on UK inflation data as markets await Bank of England decision

Euro rises versus pound after UK inflation meets forecasts; traders eye long EUR/GBP options amid energy risks.

16 September 2026
UK Core CPI Holds at 2.6% in August, Reinforcing Expectations for Gradual Bank of England Easing

UK core CPI held at 2.6% in August, matching forecasts; BoE likely cautious, gradual cuts; volatility selling favored.

16 September 2026
Rupee slips as USD/INR nears seven-week high, elevated Treasury yields ahead of Fed decision

Rupee stays pressured near seven-week low as yields rise; RBI supports; traders target USD/INR 97.00.

16 September 2026
WTI steadies near $100 as surprise US stock build offsets Saudi supply disruption concerns

WTI holds near $100 after surprise inventory build; Middle East disruptions and low reserves keep bullish outlook.

16 September 2026
Gold holds gains below $4,350 as dollar pauses ahead of Fed rate decision

Gold steadies below $4,350 as markets await Fed; rising yields, oil risks, and key technical levels guide trades.

16 September 2026
WTI slips near $100.50 as Saudi and Libyan disruptions heighten supply risks, options in focus

WTI near $100.50 as Middle East and Libya disruptions widen; traders eye options and crack spreads.

16 September 2026
Gold drifts towards $4,285 as 10-year US yields hit 5% and oil rallies ahead of Fed decision

Gold nears $4,285 as 10-year yields hit 5%, oil surge stokes inflation, boosting Fed hike odds.

16 September 2026
New Zealand Current Account Deficit Narrows in Second Quarter, Beating Forecasts and Bolstering NZD Prospects

New Zealand’s Q2 current account deficit narrowed to $1.67B, beating forecasts and supporting a stronger NZD outlook.

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