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865 Gold Stopped Falling as the Yen Turned. That's No CoincidenceHave the markets turned a corner? Long-dated Treasury bonds fell back to the bottom of August’s range and stopped there yet again. The bellwether S&P 500 clung to the top of the range that has contained it since July, avoiding a deeper reversal by a hair, and the tech-heavy Nasda 2026.09.04 866 USD/JPY Unwind Accelerates as Suspected Intervention, Fed Hike Doubts CollideA combination of suspected intervention from Japan’s Ministry of Finance, coupled with less hawkish remarks from senior FOMC officials that contrast with those delivered by Chair Kevin Warsh at Jackson Hole last Friday, has helped deliver a powerful bearish break in USD/JPY, send 2026.09.04 867 The Australian Dollar thanks Waller's comments, which sink the USDThe Australian Dollar rises against the US Dollar on Thursday as Fed Governor Waller turns moderately dovish ahead of the September meeting, even as Oil prices rise due to a resumption of hostilities in the Middle East. The AUD/USD trades at 0.7200, up 0.44%. Sentiment remains up 2026.09.03 868 Forex Is Becoming More Like Crypto Without Moving Onto a BlockchainForeign exchange and cryptocurrency have long existed in different aspects of the financial world. The Forex market is focused on the national currencies, central banks and established financial institutions. Crypto was built on the concepts of decentralized networks, digital wal 2026.09.03 869 Bob Iger’s future ‘ownership’ of LA Lakers has been exaggerated in $12.5B dealMedia reports of Bob Iger’s future “ownership” of the Los Angeles Lakers appear to have been greatly exaggerated, On The Money has learned. Three weeks ago, a flurry of headlines from major outlets – the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, the LA Times, you name it – reporte 2026.09.03 870 The big August jobs report is due out Friday. Here’s what to expect for what has been a jobless summerThe August jobs report set to be released Friday is expected to put the final touches on what has been a relatively jobless summer. If expectations hold, the Bureau of Labor Statistics count will show growth of just 53,000 in nonfarm payrolls, according to the Dow Jones consensus 2026.09.03 871 Fed's Waller says safety premium for Treasuries is gone, pushing neutral rate higherThere is no more premium for safe, liquid U.S. government debt, pushing the neutral level of interest rates higher, Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller told a Reuters NEXT Newsmaker event on Thursday. Waller also told Reuters NEXT that for the United States to grow its wa 2026.09.03 872 ECB’s Schnabel may leave early for IMF job, Handelsblatt reportsEuropean Central Bank board member Isabel Schnabel is in talks with the International Monetary Fund to take a senior role and may leave the bank before her term in Frankfurt ends, German newspaper Handelsblatt said on Thursday, citing government sources. Schnabel, the head of th 2026.09.03 873 The FX Trader: Big JPY rally – finally more than just intervention?The Japanese yen is rallying sharply and it may not be just intervention. A confluence of recent developments this week helped to first weaken the Japanese yen and then strengthen it sharply. Earlier this week, USDJPY challenged above 160.00 for the first time since the late July 2026.09.03 874 Bull Flags and Bear Flags: Trading Continuation PatternsMost retail traders watch a parabolic move rip past them, panic buy at the highs, and immediately get chopped up in the consolidation. Welcome to Part 8 of our Price Action Trading Mastery series, where we flip that losing habit on its head. Instead of chasing runaway candles, yo 2026.09.03 875 US: What to expect from Friday’s jobs report – and AI in the futureThe August jobs report is due out on Friday morning, and economists are expecting that employers added 65,000 jobs last month and the unemployment rate inched back up to 4.2%. US employment is likely to rebound after the surprise in July, when the economy unexpectedly lost an est 2026.09.03 876 Oman quietly rejects Iran’s pitch for Strait of Hormuz fees — despite IRGC claim of dealOman has quietly rejected Iran’s request to jointly charge service fees on commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz, The Post has learned — averting a clash with President Trump, who has threatened to rain down bombs on the US ally. A high-ranking regional official said that Musc 2026.09.03