Monthly Archives: September 2025
Gold Holds Near Highs Despite USD Strength
Written on September 23, 2025 at 6:34 am, by
Key Takeaways: *The U.S. dollar has rebounded in recent sessions, supported by resilient Treasury yields and safe-haven flows, even as markets continue to weigh potential Fed rate cuts later this year. *Gold remains firm despite short-term USD strength, underpinned by low real yields, inflation hedging, and increased local demand in Japan. *The Trump-Xi call, coveringContinue Reading
Dollar Strength Keeps Yen in Check
Written on September 23, 2025 at 6:32 am, by
Key Takeaways: *The Japanese yen has remained under pressure over the past few days as USD/JPY continue to edge up, driven by a resilient U.S. Treasury yields and temporary improvements in global risk appetite. *BOJ policy remains largely accommodative, with gradual ETF/REIT unwinding and minor hawkish dissent not sufficient to sharply strengthen the yen. *ReducedContinue Reading
PPI vs CPI: How Traders Use Inflation Data to Predict Market Moves
Written on September 18, 2025 at 3:00 pm, by seoagencyteam
Topic Summary The Producer Price Index (PPI) tracks prices received by producers, while the Consumer Price Index (CPI) tracks prices paid by consumers. Because producer costs can flow through supply chains to retail prices, the PPI can provide an early indication of CPI. Pass-through refers to the extent to which changes in producer costs areContinue Reading
