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The week starts with no major scheduled economic events for the European session, while later on Monday Canada will release inflation data. Tuesday will bring the BoJ core CPI y/y release, along with the flash manufacturing and services PMIs for Australia, the eurozone, the U.K. and the U.S. On Wednesday, markets will focus on the BoJ summary of opinions, while Australia will release its inflation data and will follow up on Thursday with the employment change and unemployment rate figures.Thursday will also bring the U.S. core PCE price index m/m, final GDP q/q, unemployment claims and durable goods orders m/m. Finally, on Friday, Japan will release the Tokyo core CPI y/y, while the U.S. will get the revised University of Michigan consumer sentiment index and revised inflation expectations. Over the week, several FOMC members are also expected to deliver remarks. In Canada, the consensus for CPI m/m is 0.7%, compared to the prior 0.4%. Median CPI y/y is expected at 2.1%, unchanged from the previous reading, while trimmed CPI y/y is also forecast to remain steady at 2.0%. The common CPI y/y measure is expected to hold at 2.5%. This week's figures will provide a clearer picture of the current inflation trend in Canada. As a reminder, the BoC left rates unchanged at its latest meeting and will continue monitoring incoming data to determine its next policy steps. RBC analysts expect headline inflation to rise to 3.0% y/y in May, up from 2.8% in April. One of the main drivers will be energy prices, which are likely to remain the largest contributor, with annual price growth in the sector expected to increase further after surging 19% in April. Food inflation is also projected to pick up modestly, with forecasts pointing to a rise of 3.8% compared to 3.5% in the previous month. However, the BoC is unlikely to focus solely on higher energy prices when assessing monetary policy and will be more concerned with whether inflation pressures are spreading more broadly across the economy. Recent data suggests that price increases remain concentrated in a limited number of categories, while underlying inflation trends continue to move closer to the central bank’s 2% target. Core inflation measures are therefore expected to remain relatively stable in May. CPI excluding food and energy is projected to hold at 1.5% y/y, while the BoC’s preferred median and trimmed measures are expected to remain close to target, reinforcing the view that underlying inflation remains contained despite higher headline readings. The May CPI release will also incorporate updated basket weights based on 2025 consumer spending patterns with transportation, healthcare, and personal care categories having a greater influence on the index. However, these adjustments are not expected to materially alter the overall inflation picture. In Australia, the consensus for CPI m/m is -0.4%, compared to the prior 0.4%. CPI y/y is expected at 4.3%, up from 4.2%, while trimmed mean CPI m/m is forecast to print 0.3% vs. 0.3% previously. April data came in below expectations, with headline inflation easing, while trimmed-mean inflation moved higher to 3.4% y/y. Despite the increase in underlying inflation, there was limited evidence that higher energy costs were creating broader price pressures across the economy. Markets will closely monitor this week's data to assess whether elevated energy prices are beginning to translate into more persistent inflationary effects. Westpac analysts forecast that CPI will decline by 0.3% m/m, reflecting lower fuel costs and softer clothing prices, although base effects are expected to push the annual inflation rate higher. Underlying inflation is expected to firm further, with trimmed mean CPI forecast to rise 0.4% m/m to 3.6% y/y. However, uncertainty remains around the pace and extent of price adjustments, leaving room for a softer-than-expected outcome. Moving to Australian labour market data, the consensus for employment change is 30.3K, compared to the prior -18.6K, while the unemployment rate is expected to decline from 4.5% to 4.4%. Employment fell by 18.6K in April, missing expectations for a modest gain and marking a notable downside surprise in the report. The weakness may have been influenced by seasonal factors, as the Labour Force Survey covered the entire Easter long weekend. This may have captured more holiday-related softness in employment than seasonal adjustments were able to fully account for. Westpac expects employment to rebound by 45K in May, above the market consensus of around 30K. Even with a strong monthly recovery, employment growth across April and May would average roughly 13K per month, representing a slower pace compared with the approximately 30K monthly gains recorded during the first quarter. The upcoming report will therefore be closely watched to determine whether April’s decline was mainly temporary or whether it reflects a broader moderation in labour market momentum. Australia’s unemployment rate is forecasted to drop to 4.4% in May from 4.5% in April, in line with market expectations. April’s increase pushed the unemployment rate to its highest level since the COVID-related disruptions in late 2021, as a sharp decline in employment outweighed a modest decline in labour force participation. For May, participation is forecast to rise slightly to 66.8% from 66.7%, while the expected rebound in employment is likely to help bring the unemployment rate back down to 4.4%. In the U.S., the consensus for the core PCE price index m/m is 0.3%, compared to the prior 0.2%; personal income m/m is expected at 0.4% vs. 0.0% previously; and personal spending m/m is forecast at 0.6%, compared to 0.5% prior. Consumer spending is expected to remain resilient in May, with personal spending forecast to rise 0.6%. However, much of the increase is likely to reflect higher prices, particularly from gasoline, rather than stronger underlying demand. The PCE price index is also expected to increase, pushing annual inflation above 4%, mainly due to energy-related pressures. Recent support from larger tax refunds has helped offset higher costs, but this boost is beginning to fade. At the same time, weaker income growth and lower savings levels suggest households are relying more on existing resources to maintain spending, according to Wells Fargo analysts. While consumption is expected to hold up in the second quarter, spending growth is likely to remain moderate at around 2% annualized rather than accelerate significantly. In Japan the consensus for the Tokyo core CPI y/y is 1.6% vs. prior 1.3%. The increase will largely reflect higher energy prices and the effects of a weaker yen.ING analysts project both headline and core CPI to accelerate to 1.7% year-on-year, compared with 1.4% and 1.3% in the previous release, respectively. Government support measures have helped contain the pace of price increases in recent months, so Tokyo inflation is still expected to remain below the Bank of Japan’s 2% inflation target. This article was written by Gina Constantin at investinglive.com.

Commerzbank’s Michael Pfister notes that the Russian Central Bank surprised markets by cutting rates only 25 bps to 14.25%, instead of the 50 bps expected, signalling a hawkish stance and caution on further easing.

Key takeaways US-Iran peace negotiations remain fragile despite progress on reopening the Strait of Hormuz. While crude oil continues to flow through the waterway and a 60-day roadmap remains intact, fresh geopolitical threats and proxy-conflict risks highlight that energy markets are likely to remain highly sensitive to headline-driven volatility.The US dollar remains the dominant macro trade. Supported by the Fed's higher-for-longer stance and ongoing geopolitical uncertainty, the US Dollar Index continues to strengthen while the Japanese yen trades dangerously close to intervention territory and other Asian currencies remain under pressure.Markets are entering a period of divergence across regions and asset classes. Japanese and South Korean equities continue to outperform, while Hong Kong equities struggle amid growth concerns in China. At the same time, investors are increasingly balancing geopolitical developments against rising protectionism, elevated bond yields, and slowing global growth expectations.Chart of the day: GBP/USD may face further weakness below 1.3262/3280 key short-term resistance as the pair probes the 1.3160 key support amid UK Prime Minister Starmer’s potential imminent resignation.Chart of the day - GBP/USD is looking vulnerable for a major bearish breakdown Fig. 1: GBP/USD minor trend as of 22 Jun 2026 (Source: TradingView). The information presented is historical information, and past performance is not indicative of future performance. The recent plunge in GBP/USD managed to survive after a retest of the long-term secular ascending channel support from the 26 September 2022 low on last Friday, 19 June 2026 (printing an intraday low of 1.3163) (see Fig. 1).However, short-term bullish momentum is absent, as suggested by the hourly RSI, which remains capped below a key descending trendline at 50.Watch the 1.3262/3280 key short-term pivotal resistance for a bearish bias outlook to expose the next intermediate supports at 1.3190 and 1.3160.However, a clearance and an hourly close above 1.3280 would invalidate the bearish bias, opening the door to a potential squeeze up towards the medium-term resistance at 1.3325.Top macro headlines Fresh threats stoke tensions at Switzerland peace talks: High-level diplomatic negotiations in the Swiss resort of Bürgenstock got off to a rocky start over the weekend. A fresh warning of retaliatory military strikes should regional proxies advance (hostilities between Hezbollah and Israel) disrupted the early sessions, briefly prompting Iranian media to report a temporary halt in negotiations before sources confirmed meetings continued under a highly volatile 60-day de-escalation window between the US and Iran.Strait of Hormuz reopening holds despite rhetoric: Despite Iranian localised claims of operational blockades over the weekend, real-time maritime tracking verified that millions of barrels of crude oil continued to move systematically through the Strait of Hormuz. Insurance syndicates and shipping fleets are maintaining transits while keeping a sharp eye on structural security guarantees.S&P 500 futures dipped amid uncertainty over US-Iran peace talks: Coming off the Friday Juneteenth cash market close, the E-mini futures of the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 shed by 0.4% and 0.5% in today’s Asia opening session as media outlets reported that US-Iran talks on a peace deal to settle the issue of Tehrans nuclear program and permanently reopen the Strait of Hormuz are still continuing into Monday. The talks had a confusing start on Sunday as Iranian media reported that Iran halted talks over US President Trump’s latest threat of a Hezbollah offensive towards Israel.G7 summit in Evian wraps up amid looming trade friction: The three-day G7 economic summit concluded in France with a spotlight on structural trade policies. Significant friction emerged over prospective 100% tariffs targeting specific digital and consumer luxury sectors, alongside a unified initiative to address systemic industrial imbalances and diversify clean-tech supply chains outside primary APAC manufacturing corridors.Political headwinds in the UK: Allies of UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer to set out a timetable for his departure imminently, paving the way for party rival, Andy Burnham, to replace him. A statement from Starmer ceding power could come as soon as Monday, and The Guardian newspaper reported on Sunday evening that Starmer would set out his intentions in a statement outside Downing Street on Monday morning. The British pound extends its losses by 0.2% against the US dollar in today’s Asian opening session to trade at 1.3205 after last week’s steep loss of 1.3% against the greenback.Key macro themes The geopolitical premium recalibration in energy complexes: The fragile reality of the Bürgenstock peace framework underscores that removing the Middle Eastern war premium will not occur in a straight line. Front-month energy futures spent the weekend instantly reacting to the delicate diplomatic landscape, proving that headline risk remains the dominant driver of intraday crude volatility. While physical barrels are currently transiting the Strait of Hormuz normally, the constant threat of localised proxy escalation continues to hold a structural floor underneath back-month global supply curves.Broad G7 protectionism and global supply chain friction: The rhetoric following the G7 summit confirms that Western economies are adopting more defensive economic postures. The looming deployment of targeted 100% tariffs indicates that cross-border trade friction is expanding beyond raw automotive electric vehicles into upstream supply networks. For global macro allocators, this structural shift toward "friend-shoring" means structural input costs are likely to remain sticky, introducing secondary complications for central banks attempting to coordinate an easing cycle.Institutional capital rotations in the crypto winter core: The disconnect between resilient benchmark equity indices and the collapse of valuations in digital assets highlights an ongoing liquidity drain in highly speculative alternative asset classes. Record-breaking outflows from spot digital vehicles indicate that institutional capital is prioritising sovereign nominal yields and traditional large-cap corporate cash flows over crypto-risk premiums. As a result, structural regulatory milestones like MiCA adoption are acting as survival baselines rather than immediate bullish catalysts.Global markets impact Equities: S&P 500 E-mini futures is trading down by 0.25% in today’s Asian session, paring its earlier intraday loss of 0.6%, maintaining a 9.6% year-to-date advance. European cash bourses experienced muted trade at the close of the week, with the DAX digesting broader macro stagnation projections of 0.8% for the Eurozone block heading into the summer quarter.Fixed Income: Sovereign yields globally adjusted to sticky energy pricing baselines. With consumer price indexes expected to show upward pressure due to past distribution disruptions, the 2-year US Treasury yield gapped up by 32 bps on Monday’s Asian session to trade at 4.21%, a 16-month high. FX: The U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) maintained its structural uptrend, drawing safety flows amid volatile Swiss headlines surrounding the US-Iran talks, and rose marginally by 0.05% to 100.80 in today’s Asian session. The euro remained flat against the greenback amid stagnant growth figures from the Eurozone forums, while the Japanese yen weakened by 0.1% to trade at 161.49 per US dollar, near a 2-year low as speculators probe the intervention level of 161.95. Commodities: Intraday volatile movement for WTI and Brent crude over conflicting headlines of US-Iran peace deal talk in Switzerland. WTI and Brent crude are now trading down by almost 1% at $76.85-$79.44/bbl, erasing earlier intraday gains of 1.9% and 2.4% but still holding above their respective key 200-day moving averages after news that mediators Qatar and Pakistan have announced a formal 60-day roadmap toward a final US-Iran peace deal. Asia Pacific impact Regional currencies under pressure: Asian currencies began the week on the defensive, heavily weighed down by the renewed weekend surge in dollar-denominated energy input costs. Exporters across Taiwan and South Korea are monitoring local currency baselines as wide interest rate differentials continue to favour the greenback. The USD/KRW rose by 0.4% in today’s Asian session to trade at 1,535, holding firmly above the 20-day moving average at 1,520. Meanwhile, mixed performances are seen in the Asia Pacific bourses: Japan’s Nikkei 225 (+1.8%), South Korea’s KOSPI (+1.9%), China’s CSI 300 (+0.16%), Australia’s ASX 200 (unchanged), Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index (-1.9%), and Singapore’s STI (-0.2%)Supply chain rediversification forces tactical multiples compression: Decisions at the G7 summit targeting clean-tech and industrial manufacturing capacity inside Asia are forcing an immediate re-evaluation of long-term corporate guidance. Regional tech and industrial equities are preparing for narrower valuation margins as Western supply policies favour regional redundancy over cost optimisation.Top 4 events to watch today Canada Core Inflation Rate (May) - 8.30 pm SGT (consensus: 2.2% y/y, Apr: 2.1%) Impact: USD/CAD, CAD crossesECB Consumer Confidence Flash (Jun) - 10:00 pm SGT (consensus: -18%, May: -19) Impact: EUR/USD, EUR crosses, DAXPotential announcement of UK Prime Minister Starmer’s resignation Impact: GBP/USD, GBP crosses, FTSE 100US-Iran peace talks roadmap discussions Impact: All asset classes. Opinions are the authors'; not necessarily that of OANDA Business Information & Services, Inc. or any of its affiliates, subsidiaries, officers or directors. The provided publication is for informational and educational purposes only.If you would like to reproduce or redistribute any of the content found on MarketPulse, an award winning forex, commodities and global indices analysis and news site service produced by OANDA Business Information & Services, Inc., please refer to the MarketPulse Terms of Use.Visit https://www.marketpulse.com/ to find out more about the beat of the global markets.© 2026 OANDA Business Information & Services Inc.

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EURUSD lost almost 100 pips last week as strong US economic data and rising inflation led to a more hawkish Fed than expected. Is there a bottom in sight for the Euro bulls to rely on? Read in our latest Elliott Wave analysis. To access this article you need to have an active subscription The post Elliott Wave Analysis of EURUSD – June 22nd, 2026 appeared first on EWM Interactive.

Dukascopy Bank has officially unveiled its new flagship mobile application, marking a significant milestone in the Swiss bank’s ongoing digital transformation. Built for the bank’s growing global client base of more than 400,000 users, the new Dukascopy Bank App consolidates banking, payments, cards, foreign exchange, investments and more into a single, streamlined mobile platform. The launch follows a strategic decision by management to completely overhaul its mobile ecosystem. The new app replaces the bank’s legacy Connect 911 and Swiss Mobile Bank applications, bringing the full spectrum of Dukascopy services under one roof. Clients can now open accounts remotely via secure video identification, order and manage virtual or physical Visa, Mastercard and Chinese payment cards, send and receive international payments, exchange currencies at competitive rates, and buy, sell and manage investments around the clock. Multilingual human customer support is also available 24/7 through secure encrypted chat. Andre Duka, CEO of Dukascopy Bank, said the launch reflects the bank’s longstanding commitment to innovation. “For 20 years, Dukascopy has been recognised as a technological pioneer in fintech and online trading. Our new flagship app reflects our vision of making Swiss banking more accessible, more intuitive, and more powerful than ever before.” Dukascopy has confirmed the app represents only the first phase of a broader mobile evolution, with regular feature updates and new digital services planned in the coming months. A dedicated next-generation trading application for JForex accounts is also in development.The post Dukascopy Bank Launches New Flagship Mobile Banking App first appeared on LeapRate | Online Trading Industry News, Broker Intelligence & Fintech Analysis.

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The MNQ Trading Strategy Professionals Use (And Why Most Traders Get It Wrong) The MNQ is one of the most misunderstood trading instruments in the retail world. On the surface, it looks simple. It moves fast. Respects levels. Trends cleanly. Reacts violently at the open. But underneath that surface lies something very different. The Micro E-mini Nasdaq Futures (MNQ) is not just a smaller contract. It is a direct reflection of institutional activity flowing through the Nasdaq futures market. It trades on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, and although it is only one-tenth the size of the NQ contract, it mirrors the exact same orderflow. That means something important. If you don’t understand how liquidity works, MNQ will humble you very quickly. This article is not about indicators. It’s not about magical settings. It’s about understanding what truly moves this market and how to build a professional MNQ trading strategy around that. Why MNQ Is Different From Most Retail Markets Many traders approach MNQ the same way they approach forex or stocks. They look for patterns. Draw trendlines. Wait for breakouts. Then they get trapped. The reason is simple: MNQ is an auction-driven instrument. Every tick is the result of buyers and sellers competing for liquidity. Institutions do not chase candles. They position themselves around liquidity pools. Execute into inefficiencies. Exploit emotional traders who react too late. When you trade MNQ, you are participating in that auction. If you don’t understand where liquidity rests, you are trading blind. The foundation of any serious MNQ trading strategy must begin with one question: Where does price need to go to complete the auction? Not where you think it should go. Where liquidity is resting. The Timing Component Most Traders Ignore One of the biggest mistakes MNQ traders make is trading all day long. The market does not provide equal opportunity throughout the session. The highest probability movements typically occur around the New York open. When cash markets open, algorithms activate. Volume expands. Institutions rebalance positions. Liquidity gets attacked aggressively. This is when MNQ reveals intent. Outside of these windows, the market often becomes rotational and trap-heavy. Breakouts fail. Moves stall. False momentum appears. A professional MNQ trading strategy is not just about where to enter. It is about when to engage. Time precedes expansion. Liquidity: The Real Engine Behind MNQ Movement Retail traders are taught to focus on structure. Institutions focus on liquidity. Equal highs, equal lows, previous day highs, previous day lows, round numbers these are not just “levels.” They are resting pools of stop orders. Stops are liquidity. Liquidity is fuel. When MNQ accelerates into an obvious high or low, it is rarely random. It is often a liquidity sweep. Weak hands get stopped out. Aggressive traders enter late. Then the real move begins. Understanding this dynamic changes everything. Instead of chasing breakouts, you begin anticipating stop runs. Instead of predicting direction, you observe reaction. This shift alone transforms how you trade MNQ. Volume Injection: Separating Noise From Intent Not every move matters. MNQ can move 20–30 points on low participation and then completely reverse. What matters is not the movement itself it is the volume behind it. A professional MNQ trading strategy looks for volume expansion at key liquidity areas. When price sweeps equal lows and volume suddenly expands, something meaningful is happening. When delta spikes aggressively but price fails to continue, absorption may be occurring. This is where retail traders panic. This is where professionals pay attention. Volume injection tells you when participation shifts from passive to aggressive. Without that expansion, most moves lack conviction. In other words: movement without participation is noise. Movement with participation is information. The Role of Delta in MNQ Execution Delta often confuses newer traders because they try to use it as a signal generator. Delta is not an entry system. It is a confirmation tool. When price pushes into a liquidity zone and delta explodes negative, yet price holds structure, that tells you sellers are aggressive but not in control. When price breaks structure and delta supports the move, that tells you aggression aligns with direction. In MNQ trading, alignment matters. If price, liquidity, volume, and delta tell the same story, you have confluence. Confluence creates probability. Probability creates consistency. Risk Management: The Real Difference Between Amateurs and Professionals The irony of trading MNQ is this: The strategy is rarely the problem. Execution is. Many traders understand liquidity sweeps. They understand timing. They even understand volume. But they oversize positions. They move stops. They revenge trade after a loss. Because MNQ moves fast, emotional mistakes compound quickly. A serious MNQ trading strategy must include strict execution rules: You define risk before entry.>You accept the outcome before clicking buy or sell.>You do not add to losing positions.>You do not trade outside your defined time window. The goal is not to win every trade. The goal is to protect capital long enough for your edge to play out. Consistency in MNQ is built through controlled aggression not emotional reaction. Why MNQ Is Ideal for Serious Intraday Traders One of the reasons MNQ has grown so popular is its flexibility. It offers the same movement as the Nasdaq futures contract but with smaller exposure. This allows traders to scale in and out with precision. It allows funded account traders to manage drawdown more efficiently. It reduces psychological pressure compared to trading full-sized contracts. For disciplined traders, MNQ is a powerful instrument. For undisciplined traders, it becomes a fast way to burn capital. The instrument is neutral. Your approach determines the outcome. The Truth About “Simple” MNQ Strategies If you search online for MNQ trading strategy, you will find endless variations of: EMA crossovers RSI divergence Breakout systems VWAP bounces Do these sometimes work? Yes. Are they robust enough to withstand changing volatility regimes and liquidity conditions? Rarely. Markets evolve. Algorithms adapt. Retail systems get crowded. Liquidity mechanics do not change. Auction theory does not change. Human behavior does not change. That is why strategies built around liquidity, timing, and participation tend to remain stable over time. Final Thoughts: Building a Sustainable MNQ Trading Strategy If you want to trade MNQ consistently, shift your mindset. Stop asking: “Where should I enter?” Start asking: “Where is liquidity vulnerable?” Stop asking: “What indicator confirms this?” Start asking: “Is participation expanding or contracting?” The MNQ rewards precision. It rewards patience. It rewards traders who understand that price is the result  not the cause. When you combine: Institutional timing Liquidity mapping Volume injection Delta confirmation Strict execution discipline You move from guessing to reading. From reacting to anticipating. From gambling to operating with structure. And that is the real difference between retail noise and professional execution. FAQ – Trading Platforms for Mac What is the best trading platform? TradingView is the best trading platform for Mac due to its clean interface, browser compatibility, and professional charting features. What is the best futures trading platform? TradingView provides excellent futures charting, while IC Markets offers fast and reliable execution. Can you trade futures? Yes. TradingView, MT5 WebTrader, and cTrader Web allow Mac users to analyze and trade futures-style markets without installation. Which broker is best for traders? IC Markets offers the best combination of execution speed, low spreads, and Mac compatibility. Het bericht The Ultimate MNQ Trading Strategy (2026 Guide for Consistent Intraday Profits) verscheen eerst op theforexscalpers.