Analysis

February’s CPI could confirm inflation was cooling before the Iran conflict or show price pressures were already rebuilding before oil surged.

Australia printed another upbeat data point, but underlying GDP metrics painted a more concerning picture and triggered bearish AUD setups amid a complex market environment.

Gold spiked to 5,421 then sold off during an active war. Here’s what the chart is saying and how to manage risk this week.

The Hormuz crisis enters week two with WTI near $89, U.S. CPI drops Wednesday, and stagflation risks now define every major market decision heading into March 9–13.

Oil surged toward multi-year highs as the U.S.-Iran conflict paralyzed the Strait of Hormuz, making the Canadian dollar the week’s standout winner and the euro its biggest loser.

February’s NFP could clarify whether the U.S. labor market is cooling gradually or losing momentum after last month’s massive payroll revision.

Australia’s strong GDP masked consumer weakness. With Middle East tensions driving severe risk-off sentiment globally, AUD/CHF presents a tactical pullback opportunity for short-term traders at key resistance.

With Middle East tensions still dominating headlines, markets are buzzing about what the closure of the Strait of Hormuz could mean for the global economy. Are recession bells about to ring soon?

Traders see Australia’s GDP surprising to the upside in Q4 2025. But if it misses, pairs like EUR/AUD and AUD/CHF could offer tactical pullback opportunities.

Can Australia’s GDP figure confirm the possibility of another RBA interest rate hike? Here’s what I’m watching on AUD/USD and GBP/AUD in this scenario.

Expectations for a March RBA rate hike are running pretty high these days, so will the upcoming Australian GDP release cast doubts or seal the deal? Here’s what to look out for.

Wall Street’s AI love affair just turned ugly. We break down why stocks are selling off across every sector, and share one ETF pick to help you hedge the fallout.

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

The US and Israel struck Iran Saturday, killing its Supreme Leader. This week, the Strait of Hormuz, an oil shock, and NFP Friday dominate every trade.

Gold posted a fourth straight weekly gain as tariffs, safe-haven demand, and falling real yields kept bulls in charge. Then the U.S. and Israel struck Iran. What happens when markets reopen?

Billions are being lost, entire sectors are getting wiped out, and the AI spending bubble is showing its first real cracks. Here’s where the smart money is moving and which stocks they are piling into.

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.

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.

If Australia’s CPI comes in hot and tilt hawkish for AUD, we could see traders focus on AUD/USD and EUR/AUD as markets quickly adjust rate expectations.