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    15 May 2026
    TD Securities flags Labour leadership change, leftward tilt and rising UK market volatility through 2028

    TD Securities predicts Starmer ousted by September, Labour shifts left; leadership race, higher spending, no election before 2028.

    15 May 2026
    TLT Consolidation Flags Potential Wave V Drop as US Yields Test 4.75% Resistance

    TLT tracks long-term Treasuries; after a five-wave drop, a wave IV consolidation may precede another decline.

    15 May 2026
    Colombia retail sales beat forecasts, raising bets on steadier rates and peso, boosting Colcap optimism

    Colombia’s March retail sales jumped 13.4% year-on-year, beating the 10.1% forecast by 3.3 points.

    15 May 2026
    Eurozone 2026 growth downgrade widens US gap, keeping EUR/USD forecast at 1.16

    Eurozone and US 2026 growth forecasts drop; ECB may hike rates; dollar and euro ranges persist.

    15 May 2026
    Euro Slides as Hawkish Fed Bets and Higher Yields Lift Dollar, Pressuring EUR/USD

    Euro drops near 1.1626 as hawkish Fed bets lift dollar, yields; Middle East disruptions boost inflation.

    15 May 2026
    USD/CAD holds near 1.3760 as hot US inflation and yield rise favour Fed-hawkish bets

    USD/CAD near 1.3760 as hot US inflation, higher yields, and Middle East risks boost dollar. CAD cushioned.

    15 May 2026
    AUD/USD slides as hot US inflation and rising yields boost dollar, dimming Fed-cut bets

    AUD/USD slid to 0.7155 as strong US data boosted Fed hike odds and dollar demand.

    15 May 2026
    Japan Data in Focus as Yen Weakens, BOJ Seen Waiting Until July for Rate Rise

    Japan’s 1Q GDP, trade and CPI are due; growth firm, consumption weak, BoJ hike likely July.

    15 May 2026
    London turns to platinum as WPIC forecast points to fourth straight annual supply deficit

    London shifts focus to platinum as WPIC forecasts another supply deficit, shrinking inventories and weaker automotive demand.

    15 May 2026
    Canada inflation seen at 3.1% as energy lifts headline, while core stays near 2.1%

    Canada’s April inflation seen at 3.1% y/y, 0.6% m/m, driven by energy, base effects.

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