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DAX Chart of the Day: Wave 5 Signals More Upside
The DAX (XETRA: DAX) continues to follow a bullish Elliott Wave structure after completing red wave 4 at 24,651. The index confirmed the resumption of the uptrend by breaking above the red wave 3 peak at 25,900, signaling that red wave 5 is now in progress. More importantly, the rally from the 21,863 low continues […] The post DAX Chart of the Day: Wave 5 Signals More Upside appeared first on ActionForex.
Japan’s Wage Cycle Keeps Improving as Real Pay Rises for Sixth Month
Japan’s wage growth remained robust in June, reinforcing the Bank of Japan’s case for continued policy normalization. Real wages rose 1.6% y/y, matching May’s upwardly revised gain and marking a sixth consecutive monthly increase, the longest positive streak since 2021. More notably, nominal cash earnings climbed 3.4%, extending a run of monthly increases above 3% […] The post Japan’s Wage Cycle Keeps Improving as Real Pay Rises for Sixth Month appeared first on ActionForex.
New Zealand Jobs Surprise: Strong Hiring Outweighs Rise in Unemployment
New Zealand’s labor market delivered a stronger-than-expected employment report for the second quarter, reinforcing the case for further RBNZ tightening even as the unemployment rate rose. Employment increased 0.5% qoq, comfortably beating expectations of 0.1%, while the Labour Cost Index accelerated to 0.7% qoq from 0.5%. The unemployment rate climbed to 5.6% from 5.3%, above […] The post New Zealand Jobs Surprise: Strong Hiring Outweighs Rise in Unemployment appeared first on ActionForex.
WTI Crude Oil Trim Losses, Risk of More Losses Increase
Key Highlights WTI Crude Oil started a fresh decline from the $94.00 zone. A bearish trend line is forming with resistance at $80.50 on the 4-hour chart of XTI/USD. Gold prices are consolidating and might rise if it closes above $4,200. EUR/USD could start another increase if it clears 1.1560. WTI Crude Oil Price Technical […] The post WTI Crude Oil Trim Losses, Risk of More Losses Increase appeared first on ActionForex.
Oil Markets Have Bought Time, Not Insurance
Highlights Oil prices remain hostage to geopolitics as markets continue to swing between de-escalation hopes and renewed shipping disruptions. The oil market has leaned on several mechanisms to absorb the shock. Key buffers like inventory drawdowns, strategic reserves, rerouted flows, and softer demand have cushioned supply losses, leaving less room to respond to future disruptions. […] The post Oil Markets Have Bought Time, Not Insurance appeared first on ActionForex.
First Impressions: NZ Labour Market Surveys, June Quarter 2026
The unemployment rate rose to 5.6% in the June quarter, higher than expected. Surveyed employment growth was outweighed by a rise in participation. Unemployment rate: 5.6% (prev: 5.4%, Westpac: 5.4%, RBNZ: 5.4%, mkt: 5.4%) Employment change: 0.5% (prev: +0.1%, Westpac: +0.1%, RBNZ: +0.1%, mkt: +0.1%) Participation rate: 70.7% (prev: 70.4%, Westpac: 70.3%, RBNZ: 70.3%, mkt: […] The post First Impressions: NZ Labour Market Surveys, June Quarter 2026 appeared first on ActionForex.
Oil Extends Losses After US, Qatar Signal Progress on Iran Draft Deal
Brent crude fell back to around $80 per barrel after renewed optimism over a potential US-Iran draft agreement eased geopolitical fears, even as President Trump criticized US refiners for high fuel profits. Trump Takes Aim at Big Oil’s War Profits - Runaway Q2 earnings of US oil majors have brought bumper profits of energy companies back into the political limelight, with US President Trump ordering retailers to ‘get retail prices down’ as soon as possible. - Donald Trump accused ExxonMobil...
Pentagon Scraps $300 Million Lithium Tender for Defense Stockpile
The U.S. Department of Defense has canceled a tender to buy up to $300 million worth of lithium carbonate for the national strategic stockpile in another blow to the Administration looking to secure critical minerals for the defense and other strategic industries. DoD’s Defense Logistics Agency, which manages the end-to-end defense supply chain from raw materials to end-user disposition, canceled the solicitation in its entirety, effective August 3, 2026. The deadline for bids was extended...
US JOLTS Job Openings Slip, But Labor Market Still Shows No Meaningful Weakness
US job openings edged lower in June, but the broader picture remained one of a labor market that is cooling gradually rather than deteriorating. The Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) showed vacancies easing from a revised 7.54 million in May to 7.36 million, while the job openings rate slipped from 4.5% to 4.4%. […] The post US JOLTS Job Openings Slip, But Labor Market Still Shows No Meaningful Weakness appeared first on ActionForex.
India's HPCL Snaps Up Nigerian Crude To Dodge The Hormuz Bottleneck
Indian state-owned refiner Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (HPCL) has bought 2 million barrels of crude from Nigeria, trading sources told Reuters on Tuesday, as India looks to offset the loss of supply from the Middle East with deliveries from producers farther away. HPCL has acquired Okwuibome and Utapate crudes from Nigeria from commodity trader Glencore via a tender, the sources told Reuters. The Nigerian crude will go to feed HPCL’s refinery in the state of Rajasthan, HPCL...
BP Retreats Further From Green Energy With Archaea Sale
BP has announced that it will offload its US biogas business just days after confirming its exit from the North Sea, as the firm looks to shift its focus back to core oil and gas products. The London-listed oil giant has previously told investors it planned to market assets across its operating regions as part of a restructuring overseen by new boss Meg O’Neill. BP acquired Archaea for $4.1bn in 2022, but the business has since faced financial underperformance and slower-than-expected growth,...
Markets Cheer as Bessent Sees Hormuz Reopening Soon. Why Doesn’t Brent Oil Break $80?
Why Brent’s failure to break below $80 reveals lingering doubt about Bessent’s Hormuz optimism What’s happening: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the US and Iran could reach a deal as early as Tuesday or Wednesday to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, sending Brent crude from around $86 to near $80 and lifting equity futures and […] The post Markets Cheer as Bessent Sees Hormuz Reopening Soon. Why Doesn’t Brent Oil Break $80? appeared first on ActionForex.