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Japan revised Q2 annualized GDP growth up to 1.4% on improved capex, reinforcing market expectations that the Bank of Japan will hike rates next week.
EUR/USD has transitioned from a multi-month downtrend into a recovery phase after establishing a major bottom near 1.1350 in July. A sharp impulsive rally through August cleared multi-month descending channel resistance and pushed the pair to highs around 1.1720, before momentum cooled into a corrective pullback toward the 1.1600 region, where price is currently testing key support-turned-resistance levels. Economic Calendar Analysis EUR/USD
Brent crude is riding strong upward momentum within an ascending channel off its July $70.00 base, currently pressing directly into the critical $99.50–$101.50 resistance zone and the psychological $100 mark; a decisive daily close above $101.50 would confirm a breakout toward the prior liquidity zone at $105.00–$106.00, whereas an upper-wick rejection at this major shelf would likely trigger a corrective
Emirates will add a second daily A380 on its Dubai–Singapore route in October 2026, replacing a 777-300ER to boost capacity amid delayed Boeing 777X deliveries.
GBP/USD on the 4-hour chart has broken out of a descending parallel channel after forming a double bottom/liquidity sweep near the 1.3470–1.3480 base, confirming a bullish reversal shift. The pair has reclaimed and successfully retested horizontal support around 1.3520–1.3530, currently holding above the 1.3539 pivot. As long as price sustains above the broken upper channel line and the 1.3520 shelf,
The Bank of Japan is leaning toward a standard 25-basis-point rate increase to 1.25% next week, avoiding a larger 50-bp shock while keeping future options open.
Sweden will purchase around 10 Lockheed Martin HIMARS rocket systems for $729M, with deliveries starting in 2027 and local ammunition production via Saab.
Ahead of a planned summit between Xi and Trump, several Chinese producers halted US rare earth exports over fears of Beijing's retaliation for complying with RMI standards.
Rosneft CEO Igor Sechin stated that China now drives global oil markets over OPEC, stabilizing prices by cutting imports by 5.5M bpd using its massive reserves
Deutsche Bank now expects the ECB to hike rates by 25 bps in December as well as September, lifting its projected terminal rate to 2.75% amid energy risks.
Tesla rolled out paid Cybercab robotaxi rides in Austin, Texas, prompting NHTSA to audit whether the pedal- and steering wheel-free EVs meet federal safety standards.
Israel's Rafael and Lower Saxony are set to sign a deal to repurpose VW's Osnabrück plant for Iron Dome parts, saving around 2,000 jobs.
BTC/USD is currently forming a high-tight consolidation that is morphing into a potential double-top pattern after failing to sustain its breakout above $82,500, with the resulting liquidity sweep pulling price back into the horizontal range toward the $79,500 mid-point pivot. If sellers maintain control, the structure points to a mean-reversion drop back toward range support at $76,000–$76,500, with $73,500 standing
USD/JPY remains in a clear bearish structure on the 4-hour chart, pressured by a sequence of lower highs beneath the descending trendline originating near 164.00 and following a sharp rejection from the 160.00 psychological ceiling. Price is currently consolidating directly above critical support at 155.00–155.20; a decisive 4-hour close below this floor would confirm a breakdown toward secondary support at
Anthropic delayed marketing its potential $2T IPO to mid-October, aiming to list just before US midterms while finalizing a $15B credit facility.
Anthropic rolls out Claude 4.5 Opus with reinforced safeguards, citing autonomous cyber risks after recent industry security breaches. Testing remains key.
EU ban on Brazilian animal products takes effect over antimicrobial control concerns, hitting $1.84B in yearly exports; poultry talks offer slight near-term hope.
PM Carney says Canada is ready for a stable, mutually beneficial US trade pact, brushing off US cabinet remarks; Trump warned Canada's economy could collapse.
Adobe taps insider Chakravarthy as CEO to tackle rising AI rivals and lead its software suite; 18-year chief Narayen becomes executive chair.
Nvidia to buy developer hub Hugging Face for $12.93B to expand open-source reach; platform to stay open across hardware and clouds.
VW to cut 50k more jobs, curb board sway & review 4 German plants from 2031 amid tariffs & China EV pressure. Shares rose 7.9%.
USD/JPY is trading around 156.30 in a dominant bearish structure following a sharp rejection from the descending trendline resistance confluence near 160.00–160.40, but selling momentum has paused to test immediate swing-low support at 155.00–155.50. A sustained bounce and 4-hour close above 156.80 could trigger a double-bottom mean-reversion rally toward 158.00 (prior support turned key resistance), whereas a clean breakdown below
One year after founder Giorgio Armani's death, the fashion house is drafting a new business plan as it prepares to sell an initial 15% stake valued at €5B–€7B.
Activist investor Elliott Investment Management has built a stake in Deutsche Telekom and is urging the German carrier to abandon plans for a potential full combination with T-Mobile US in favor of alternative value-unlocking strategies, including larger share buybacks.