May CPI held at 4.2% as expected, easing volatility; Fed likely holds, favoring hedges and range trades.
May CPI rose 0.5% as expected, reinforcing sticky inflation, keeping Fed hawkish, and raising volatility, positioning risks.
WTI near $88 rebounds as Trump-Iran tensions raise Hormuz disruption fears; inventories fall, volatility surges, options favored.
South Africa’s Q1 growth beats forecasts, but weak private demand and external shocks threaten rand stability.
Yen slides past 160 as Ueda hospitalized; BoJ meeting uncertainty lifts volatility, intervention risk, and CPI focus.
India’s M3 growth stayed at 12% in May 2025, signaling steady liquidity and persistent inflation pressures.
Canadian dollar flows reversed ahead of June BoC, pressured by easing expectations and looming Fed-driven divergence.
Dollar upside risk persists ahead of May CPI, as stalled disinflation keeps focus on Fed tightening.
WTI slid fifth day to $86.60 despite U.S.-Iran tensions; inventories tighten, prompting bullish call-option positioning.
BoJ Governor Ueda hospitalized, missing June policy meeting; deputies lead. Markets brace for volatility amid likely rate hike.
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