USD/JPY implied volatility has fallen despite retesting 160, underpricing intervention risk as markets anticipate BOJ hike.
Singapore manufacturing PMI rose to 51.0 in May, boosting growth outlook, supporting equities, SGD; risks remain.
FX majors remain range-bound as Middle East risks and new Fed Chair Warsh’s first FOMC loom.
Brazil’s real rally may fade as fiscal expansion, inflation risks and polarised elections pressure USD/BRL higher.
TD Securities cuts near-term gold forecasts on higher yields, firm dollar; sees $5,350 by 2027.
SNB signals greater readiness to intervene, aiming to curb one-way franc strength amid Middle East tensions.
Gold rebounds above $4,500 as ceasefire cools upside; Hormuz tensions and US jobs data steer next move.
ECB’s Rehn calls potential rate hike “insurance” against inflation; hawkish signals lift euro outlook, volatility, option demand.
EUR/GBP hovers below 0.8650 as UK stability and rate gap support sterling despite firmer eurozone inflation.
Rupee stays near 95 amid oil volatility, geopolitics, RBI decision, FII outflows, and pivotal US jobs data.
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