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Markets sent confusing signals after U.S.-Iran strikes: oil climbed while stocks barely fell, Bitcoin rallied, and bonds sold off. Why uncertainty is more dangerous than panic for traders.

Australia’s hotter-than-expected January CPI and rising core inflation reinforced March RBA tightening expectations, lifting the Aussie broadly & triggering a further look at bullish AUD setups

Tariff confusion, political pressure on the BOJ, and a surprise Australian CPI print kept currency markets on edge as traders navigated a week defined by competing macro narratives.

Did the U.S. manufacturing sector extend its stay in growth territory for February? Or was the January pickup just a fluke? Here’s what to look out for in the upcoming ISM manufacturing PMI report.

Markets navigated conflicting signals as US-Iran nuclear talks pressured oil while hawkish BOJ rhetoric lifted the yen, even as equities struggled with AI valuation concerns.

The yen fell sharply this week as a one-two punch of political interference cast doubt on the BOJ path toward interest rate normalization.

Nvidia crushed earnings with $68 billion in revenue, yet markets barely moved. The reason reveals a crucial lesson about how markets evaluate sustainability versus growth.

Nvidia’s robust earnings outlook reignited AI confidence, lifting equities and Bitcoin while the dollar weakened against most majors as traders navigated Australian inflation surprises and shifting Fed expectations.

If you tuned out of Trump’s State of the Union address thinking it was just political theater, you may have missed some important market signals.

Australia’s consumer prices rose more than expected in January, while core inflation climbed to its highest level in over a year, solidifying market expectations for another RBA interest rate hike.?

Tech stocks power recovery after AI fears ease while dollar trades mixed on dovish Fed commentary; traders await Trump’s State of the Union for policy clarity.

Traders are bracing for Trump’s State of the Union as tariff legal battles, cooling GDP, and rising oil prices create a high-stakes “chaos premium” for global markets tonight.

Now that the RBA officially entered its tightening era, market players will likely zoom in on the upcoming CPI release to gauge if another rate hike is due soon. Here’s what to look out for.

Markets navigated tariff uncertainty Monday as Trump’s 15% global levy replaced the Supreme Court-struck framework, while Fed’s Waller called March rate cut a coin flip, pressuring equities amid rising gold.

The Supreme Court ruled Trump’s tariffs illegal on Friday. Trump responded with steeper tariffs by Saturday morning. What’s up with that?!

Hawkish Fed minutes propel dollar to midweek highs as officials contemplate potential rate hikes, but Supreme Court’s tariff ruling sparks a sharp Friday reversal amid fiscal concerns.

While most currencies struggle with uncertainty, the Australian dollar is surging as the RBA enters a tightening era. Explore what’s next for the AUD’s impressive run.

Geopolitical tensions drove oil higher and weighed on equities Thursday as Trump gave Iran days to strike a deal, though strong US labor data provided counterbalance.

Everyone and his momma knew the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) was going to hold rates steady this month, so why did the Kiwi drop sharply even when the central bank did as expected?