Derivatives

3 August 2026
China RatingDog factory PMI cools in July, missing forecasts as Australian dollar holds steady

China’s July RatingDog PMI dipped to 50.9, missing forecasts; AUD steady at 0.7035 amid slowdown.

3 August 2026
ANZ Job Ads Rise 2% in July, Bolstering Labour Demand and RBA Higher-for-Longer Outlook

ANZ job ads rose 2% in July, signalling stronger labour demand and supporting higher RBA rates.

3 August 2026
Australia’s TD-MI Inflation Gauge ticks up to 4%, reinforcing higher-for-longer RBA rate outlook

Australia’s TD-MI Inflation Gauge rose to 4% in July, signaling persistent inflation and potential RBA hawkishness.

3 August 2026
Trump signals Iran talks restart as WTI slides on easing Hormuz tensions

Trump announces renewed Iran talks after cancelling strike; easing Hormuz tensions sends WTI crude plunging, volatility rising.

3 August 2026
USD/JPY Slides to May Lows as US and Japan Reportedly Co-ordinate Yen Support

USD/JPY hit 155.45 as US-Japan coordinated intervention boosted yen demand, prompting volatility-focused derivative strategies.

3 August 2026
Mimura warns joint US-Japan currency intervention may have peaked as yen strengthens

Mimura hinted joint US-Japan FX intervention may have peaked; yen strengthened, traders brace for USD/JPY volatility.

3 August 2026
WTI Slumps Despite Trump-Iran Deal Hopes as Tanker Attacks Raise Middle East Supply Risks

WTI rebounds but still down 7% amid Middle East tanker attacks, shipping disruptions, and bullish options strategies.

3 August 2026
Japan and US step up coordinated yen support as Katayama flags further dollar liquidity measures

Japan, with U.S. support, intervened to buy yen, curb disorderly swings; officials signal more action ahead.

3 August 2026
South Korea manufacturing PMI climbs to 53.1 as July output and new orders gain pace

South Korea’s manufacturing PMI rose to 53.1 in July, signaling stronger conditions and semiconductor-driven trade opportunities.

3 August 2026
Japan Manufacturing PMI Misses Forecast but Stays in Expansion, Fuelling Yen and Yield Bets

Japan’s July manufacturing PMI eased to 54.5, missing forecasts but still signaling strong expansion overall.

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