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Bitcoin has broken its long-term descending trendline while Coca-Cola trades at a new all-time high. Here are the key levels and scenarios traders are watching.

Oil surged on Iran strikes and Hormuz tanker scares while central banks jockeyed, then a blockbuster US jobs report handed the dollar the wheel late Friday.

Canada lost 42,000 jobs in August 2026, badly missing forecasts for a 15,000 gain, as wage growth slowed and US tariffs pressured export industries.

U.S. employers added 162,000 jobs in August 2026, far above forecasts, with unemployment steady at 4.1%. A strong report now raises Fed rate-hike odds.

The tool behind every “traders now see a 50% chance of a hike” headline isn’t based on a poll. It actually refers to a price. Here’s how two Fed officials moved it in opposite directions within a week.

Canada’s August jobs report lands alongside US NFP, setting up Friday’s key test for CAD and competing central bank outlooks.

The BOC held rates steady, but one missing phrase sent the Loonie higher and changed what markets expect next now.

The RBNZ raised its Official Cash Rate to 2.75% on September 2, but NZD/USD fell anyway. Here’s the “sell the news” mechanic every new trader should understand.

Fed tightening expectations jumped after Warsh’s Jackson Hole testimony, so will the upcoming NFP release support this hawkish bias?

The Iran conflict and Hormuz tanker attacks sent oil above $90, lifted Treasury yields, raised Fed hike bets, and pressured U.S. stocks.

The BOC is expected to hold rates at 2.25%, but with oil above $86, Governor Macklem’s press conference may matter as much as the initial statement.

Is the RBNZ gearing up for another interest rate hike this month? Or will policymakers opt to stay cautious and announce a pause instead? Here’s what to look out for in this top-tier event.

The first U.S. strikes on Iran in a month lifted oil and firmed Treasury yields, while the dollar drifted to a net softer finish against the majors.

Fed Chair Warsh’s Jackson Hole speech pushed September rate hike odds to 57% and lifted the dollar. What exactly did he say?

Markets drifted on trade friction and Iran headlines all week, then Fed Chair Warsh’s hawkish Jackson Hole debut sparked a Friday dollar surge that reshuffled the board.

Japan’s central bank spent August turning up the volume on rate hikes. but the yen is barely moving. Here’s the mechanism behind the paradox.

Nvidia’s blowout revenue outlook lifted tech and the S&P 500, oil jumped near 2% on Hormuz worries, and the dollar finished mixed before Jackson Hole.

July’s inflation report and a steady Q2 GDP reading gave traders some confirmation that Fed that might raise rates soon instead of cutting them.

Three major catalysts competed for attention Wednesday: the Fed’s preferred inflation gauge, a Q2 GDP revision, and a Bloomberg report that Russia is preparing to escalate attacks

Australia’s inflation report challenged the RBA’s cooling price outlook, forcing traders to rethink the timing of its next policy move.