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Emerging Markets: LatAm Alpha crushes global benchmarks

The investment playbook for 2025 was strikingly clear: pile into high-yield Latin American FX to capture the potent combination of carry, a soft USD, and commodity-driven valuation mean reversion. This environment of relative calm fundamentally lowered the risk premium required for cross-border investments, encourag...


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USD: Policy fears overpower fundamentals

Renewed US dollar weakness is being fuelled by growing signs that Japanese and US authorities could coordinate to support the yen, a development that would naturally imply a softer USD. Traders have taken last week’s rate check as evidence that Washington is at least comfortable with — and perhaps even quietly supportive of — a we...


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Gold, silver surge

The Australian and New Zealand dollars both hit new highs overnight, boosted by the ongoing surge in precious metals.

Silver posted its strongest one‑day gain since 1985, jumping 14%, although prices reversed sharply after the London physical market closed. Gold pushed above USD 5,000 per ounce for the first time ever.

The AUD/USD gai...


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Trade: Carney’s China gambit baits Trump

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s overseas push—geo‑economic arbitrage in plain sight—traded a narrow EV‑duty concession for Beijing lifting tariffs on Canadian canola and lobster. Was...


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USD: Two headwinds, one amplifier

The US dollar index – the DXY – dropped nearly 2% last week, its worst weekly performance since May 2025 when bearish sentiment peaked following the “Liberation Day” turmoil, and the weakness has extended into today’s Asia session. A confluence of factors contributed to the move, magnifying a decline that a tariffs-related sentiment drag...


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