Derivatives

17 August 2026
PBOC Sets Weaker-Than-Estimated Yuan Fixing, Fueling Expectations of Further Policy Easing

PBOC set USD/CNY fixing at 6.7873, weaker than forecasts, signaling tolerance for depreciation amid soft data.

17 August 2026
USD/JPY Slides Towards 159.10 as Japan GDP Misses Forecasts and US Retail Sales Weigh

USD/JPY slipped near 159.10 as Japan GDP missed forecasts and weak US retail sales softened dollar.

17 August 2026
AUD/USD edges higher as weaker US retail sales temper Fed hike bets, China data awaited

AUD/USD nudges higher as weaker US data cools Fed hike bets; China, Australia jobs, risks ahead.

17 August 2026
Micro WTI Crude Holds Above $77 Arc Support, Eyes Rebound Towards $93 Amid Tightening Supplies

Micro WTI holds above $77 Support Arc; neutral-bullish bias targets $93, invalidated by sustained daily close below.

17 August 2026
New Zealand services activity stays near neutral as BusinessNZ PSI holds at 50.6 in July

New Zealand’s services activity stayed flat in July (PSI 50.6), signaling fragile growth, likely rate cuts.

17 August 2026
Rightmove Index Shows UK Asking Prices Slide 2% in August, Raising Pound and Rate Cut Bets

Rightmove reports UK asking prices fell 2% in August, signalling housing slowdown, potential pound weakness, and trading opportunities.

17 August 2026
Israel–Hezbollah strikes lift geopolitical risk premium, keeping oil and volatility traders on alert

Israel resumes Lebanon strikes, raising geopolitical risk; traders eye oil volatility, calls, and safe-haven hedges.

17 August 2026
New Zealand card retail sales pickup clouds RBNZ rate-cut bets, lifts NZD upside potential

New Zealand card retail sales growth accelerated to 3.4% in July, signaling resilient demand and reduced RBNZ cut odds.

17 August 2026
New Zealand card retail sales rebound in July, easing pressure for aggressive RBNZ rate cuts

New Zealand electronic card retail sales jumped 1.3% in July, boosting NZD and reducing aggressive RBNZ-cut expectations.

17 August 2026
New Zealand Food Price Inflation Eases in July, Bolstering Expectations of RBNZ Rate Cuts

New Zealand food prices rose 0.1% in July, easing inflation, boosting rate-cut bets and NZD-bearish trades.

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