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Canada Q1 GDP flat, missing 1.5% growth forecast sharply
Canada's Q1 2026 GDP was flat, sharply missing the 1.5% growth forecast, sending the Canadian dollar lower on expectations of further Bank of Canada easing.
What is AI CapEx and why should investors care
Dell's Q1 FY27 results show that AI infrastructure spending, or AI CapEx, is driving stock gains beyond traditional earnings beats, highlighting a key theme for investors.
Japan Spent ¥11.7 Trillion on FX Intervention in Past Month
Japan confirmed spending ¥11.7 trillion ($73.4 billion) on foreign exchange intervention over the past month, the largest single-period effort, surpassing 2022 and 2024 operations.
X Open Hub Rebrands as XTB Institutional Ahead of iFX EXPO 2026
X Open Hub rebrands to XTB Institutional, aligning its B2B liquidity brand with parent XTB Group ahead of iFX EXPO 2026, with no operational changes for existing clients.
BOE Bailey, Mann, Greene to speak at conferences this week
Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey, along with policymakers Catherine Mann and Megan Greene, are scheduled to speak at separate conferences this week, with markets watching for clues on the pace of rate cuts.
Softer PCE Pressures Dollar, Yields Fall on Rate Cut Hopes
The dollar weakened broadly after softer-than-expected US PCE data fueled expectations for rate cuts, sending Treasury yields lower and boosting risk-sensitive currencies like the Aussie and Kiwi.
US Stock Indices Close at Record Highs, NASDAQ Leads Sixth Straight Gain
Major US stock indices closed at record levels, with the NASDAQ rising for a sixth consecutive day, driven by strong gains in Snowflake, Dollar Tree, and Best Buy.
Dollar Tree sales beat forecasts as fewer shoppers spend more
Dollar Tree reported quarterly sales that topped analyst estimates, driven by higher spending per visit despite a decline in foot traffic, and raised its full-year profit outlook.
Credit Agricole sees mild dollar selling at month-end fix
Credit Agricole's month-end rebalancing model signals mild dollar selling across the board, with the strongest sell signal against the Australian dollar.
Euro area economic sentiment edges up in May but risks remain
Euro area economic sentiment improved slightly in May, driven by a rebound in services confidence, but industrial and retail confidence worsened amid lingering headwinds from the Middle East conflict.
FX option expiries for 28 May 10am New York cut
No major FX option expiries are due at the 10am New York cut on 28 May, with US-Iran headlines continuing to drive trading sentiment as markets turn cautious amid fading hopes for a deal.
Gold slammed as Gulf hostilities escalate, ceasefire hopes fade
Gold prices tumbled as escalating Gulf hostilities and fading ceasefire hopes drove a risk-off wave, with oil surging and safe-haven flows shifting to the dollar.
Japan bond yields rise on fiscal worry from bridging bond plan, yen dips
Japanese government bond yields rose on Thursday after reports that the ruling LDP plans to issue bridging bonds for investment, reviving fiscal concerns and adding to pressure from speculation of a BOJ rate hike in June, while the yen softened.
PBOC Expected to Set USD/CNY Fixing at 6.7861, Reuters Estimates
The People's Bank of China is expected to set the daily USD/CNY reference rate at 6.7861, a closely watched signal in Asian FX markets that influences the yuan's trading band.
FX whipsaws on conflicting Iran deal reports
Currency markets whipsawed after Iran's state TV reported a draft deal framework, which the White House denied as fabrication, while Trump ruled out sanctions relief for uranium concessions.
AUD/NZD Suffers Biggest Single-Day Drop Since 2022 on Hawkish RBNZ Surprise
The AUD/NZD pair plunged the most in a single day since 2022 after the RBNZ held rates steady but delivered a hawkish surprise, with a split vote and warnings of earlier and more aggressive rate hikes.
BOJ's Ueda warns temporary oil shocks can become persistent
BOJ Governor Ueda warns that temporary oil shocks can become persistent depending on initial conditions like wages, expectations, and exchange rates, citing the current Middle East conflict as Japan's fifth major oil shock.
TD Securities sticks with bearish dollar view despite stronger US data
TD Securities strategists maintain their bearish dollar view for 2026, arguing that middling US outperformance and a Fed on hold do not justify a sustained dollar rally.
Sterling Infrastructure Named IBD Stock Of The Day As Data Center Demand Drives Growth
Sterling Infrastructure was named IBD Stock Of The Day as the data center builder benefits from surging demand for AI and cloud computing infrastructure, supporting its growth outlook.
Canadian Pacific Railway's Boxcar Problem Gave Birth to Fastfrate
In 1966, Canadian Pacific Railway's empty boxcars led to the creation of Fastfrate, which evolved into a billion-dollar supply chain network spanning North America.
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