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A comprehensive weekly wrap-up of the first week of May 2026. Exploring the Apple CEO succession rumors, the massive Alphabet/Meta earnings divergence, and energy market volatility in Hormuz.
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As Kevin Warsh prepares to succeed Jerome Powell, markets must recalibrate their long-term rate expectations amidst sticky inflation and hawkish dissent.
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A data-driven look at session-by-session currency strength, highlighting the Japanese Yen's outperformance against the Australian Dollar.
US intelligence reports indicate Iran has restored access to 30 missile sites along the Strait of Hormuz, cementing energy as the primary driver of sticky global inflation.
With PPI following a hotter-than-expected CPI print, funded traders must implement strict volatility protection protocols to survive the inflation whip.
As the high-stakes US-China summit begins, we analyze the psychological trap of trading geopolitical uncertainty and how to manage headline FOMO.
While holding rates at 0.75%, the BoJ sharply revised inflation forecasts upward, citing elevated crude oil prices and signaling a growing hawkish minority.
The EUR/USD hovers near $1.1760, pressing against key descending channel resistance as markets await US inflation data to dictate the next momentum shift.
The Nasdaq Composite and S&P 500 reached fresh record highs as resilient broader market participation offset notable declines in Magnificent Seven heavyweights.
Tesla shares jumped 4% following reports of a high-profile diplomatic trip to China, offering long-term optimism amid intense domestic EV competition.
As geopolitical tensions simmer, traders closely monitor the outcome of the high-stakes US-China summit, which could trigger massive shifts in risk appetite.
Headline CPI hits 3.8% YoY, shattering expectations and driving Treasury yields higher as traders price out any potential Federal Reserve rate cuts for 2026.
Bitcoin has successfully defended its long-term trend line, bouncing off the 200-day moving average as institutional buyers step in to protect the current bull cycle.