Derivatives

19 August 2026
Scotiabank sees USD/CAD near 1.3870, with bearish bias as spreads narrow and oil supports loonie

Scotiabank sees USD/CAD near 1.3870 equilibrium but bearish, favoring CAD strength; targets 1.3817, then 1.35–1.37.

19 August 2026
Equinor shares hit record highs as buybacks and Elliott Wave breakout point to $68–$76 target

Equinor hits new highs on strong cash flow; Elliott Wave suggests pullback, then long-term $68–76 target.

19 August 2026
Gold steadies near $4,400 as rising US yields fail to dent safe-haven demand amid fiscal worries

Gold holds near $4,400 despite rising yields, as fiscal, inflation fears and renewed ETF inflows boost demand.

19 August 2026
Sterling slides as UK jobs data softens, GBP/USD tests 1.3520 support

Sterling dips as UK jobs data softens; GBP/USD tests 1.3520 support amid bearish, volatility-focused strategies.

18 August 2026
Canada housing starts miss July forecasts, fuelling bets on Bank of Canada rate cuts

Canada’s July housing starts fell to 229.1K versus 248K forecast, boosting bond longs, CAD puts, hedges.

18 August 2026
Swiss franc supplants yen as funding currency as intervention risk and EUR/CHF triggers loom

Derivatives traders prefer Swiss franc funding over yen, avoiding intervention risk; EUR/CHF rise depends on oil, rates.

18 August 2026
Sterling edges lower after UK jobs cool, with focus on CPI and Fed minutes

Sterling dips after cooling UK jobs data, BoE tightening doubts; focus shifts to CPI, Fed minutes.

18 August 2026
Brent climbs above $91 as Hormuz tensions and Saudi rerouting offset weakening Chinese demand

Brent tops $91 on Hormuz tensions and supply risks, despite weakening Chinese demand and rising distillate strength.

18 August 2026
MUFG flags EUR/USD 200-day moving average cap as overvaluation risks mount ahead of ZEW sentiment

EUR/USD capped at 200-day MA; MUFG sees 2.5–3% overvaluation, risking pullback; watch DXY, ZEW sentiments.

18 August 2026
Canadian dollar stays weak as oil swings and rate gaps trump improving domestic data

Canadian dollar stays weak despite improving data, driven by oil volatility and rate gaps; gradual recovery expected.

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