Volatility

20 June 2026
Dollar holds Fed-driven gains as USD/JPY climbs above 160, raising Japan intervention risk

Dollar holds Fed-driven gains; USD/JPY above 160.50. Thin liquidity raises Japan intervention risk, volatility. 162–163 possible.

19 June 2026
GBP/USD dips towards 1.32 as Makerfield by-election stokes UK fiscal and leadership uncertainty

GBP/USD slips near 1.32 as Makerfield by-election uncertainty lifts volatility, pressuring gilts and pound outlook.

19 June 2026
Rabobank sees BoE ‘active hold’ keeping rates higher for longer as energy risks linger

BoE holds rates in “active hold”; disinflation resumes, hike forecast dropped, energy shock risk still watched closely.

19 June 2026
WTI heads for 10% weekly drop as Hormuz flows resume and geopolitical premium fades

WTI neared $75.60 but faced a 10% weekly drop as Hormuz flows resumed, easing supply fears.

19 June 2026
USD/CHF climbs towards 0.8100 as hawkish Fed and Middle East tensions lift the dollar

USD/CHF rebounds toward 0.8100 as hawkish Fed, geopolitical tensions boost dollar; bullish momentum eyes 0.8250 target.

19 June 2026
Sterling slides as GBP/USD breaks April trendline, eyes 1.3150 support and 1.3000 target

GBP/USD breaks April trendline, targets 1.3150 then 1.3065/1.3000; 1.3300 caps rebounds, bearish options favored.

19 June 2026
Greece’s Current Account Deficit Narrows in April as Tourism and Bond Spreads Bolster Outlook

Greece’s April current account deficit narrowed sharply, signaling stronger tourism, tightening spreads, and supportive outlook for Greek assets.

19 June 2026
Dollar climbs on risk-off Middle East tensions, sterling and euro slide as markets await central bank cues

Risk aversion lifts US dollar as Middle East tensions rise, weakening GBP and EUR; gold slips, yen nears highs.

19 June 2026
Euro pares losses versus sterling as strong UK retail sales clash with rising borrowing

EUR/GBP rebounds as strong UK retail sales clash with high borrowing, while steadier Eurozone data supports volatility.

19 June 2026
Brent Rebounds to $79.85 as US-Iran Strait of Hormuz Deal Eases War Premium

Brent dips then rebounds near $80 as US-Iran deal restores Hormuz flows, easing war premium.

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