US CPI and China Data Set the Stage | Technical Analysis | Asian Session | 7 -12 Sep 2026
Week Ahead, 7–12 September: US CPI and China’s Data Deluge Set the Stage Ahead of the Fed, as the CLARITY Act Countdown and Australia’s Confidence Surveys Round Out the Agenda
China CPI & PPI Wed 9 Sep · Australia Confidence Data Tue 8 Sep · US PPI Thu 10 Sep, CPI Fri 11 Sep · CLARITY Act Senate Vote Countdown to 15 Sep · Full Asian session economic calendar for week of 7–12 September 2026
1. USD/JPY — can the yen’s sharpest rally since July’s intervention hold into the BOJ and Fed decisions? USD/JPY tumbled to around 156.25 on Friday, capping its strongest weekly performance since Tokyo and Washington’s confirmed joint intervention in late July, even as Friday’s US payrolls report smashed forecasts (162K versus 56K expected). Traders have instead focused on rising odds of a Bank of Japan hike at the 17–18 September meeting, now priced near 63%, alongside speculation that Japanese authorities conducted a rate check ahead of possible fresh intervention. This week’s domestic docket — preliminary leading indicators Monday, then Q2 GDP’s final revision, wage, current account and Eco Watchers data Tuesday — is unlikely to move the pair as much as Friday’s US CPI print, the last major input before the Fed’s own 15–16 September decision.
2. AUD/USD — no RBA meeting this week
1. USD/JPY — can the yen’s sharpest rally since July’s intervention hold into the BOJ and Fed decisions? USD/JPY tumbled to around 156.25 on Friday, capping its strongest weekly performance since Tokyo and Washington’s confirmed joint intervention in late July, even as Friday’s US payrolls report smashed forecasts (162K versus 56K expected). Traders have instead focused on rising odds of a Bank of Japan hike at the 17–18 September meeting, now priced near 63%, alongside speculation that Japanese authorities conducted a rate check ahead of possible fresh intervention. This week’s domestic docket — preliminary leading indicators Monday, then Q2 GDP’s final revision, wage, current account and Eco Watchers data Tuesday — is unlikely to move the pair as much as Friday’s US CPI print, the last major input before the Fed’s own 15–16 September decision. 2. AUD/USD — no RBA meeting this week, but confidence data and China’s docket still matter. AUD/USD at 0.7205 sits just below its four-year high of 0.7280, having gained roughly 2.6% since its early-August low. With the Reserve Bank of Australia’s next meeting not until 28–29 September, Tuesday’s Westpac Consumer Confidence and NAB Business Confidence surveys — alongside a speech from an RBA Assistant Governor — are this week’s clearest domestic inputs, following a Q2 GDP print (0.4% quarter-on-quarter, 2.1% year-on-year) that beat forecasts and pushed the market-implied odds of a September hike toward 66%. China’s trade, inflation and money-supply data this week are arguably just as important for the Aussie given the currency’s sensitivity to Chinese demand. 3. Copper and the Hang Seng — a data-heavy week from China is the clearest test of demand. Copper at $6.60/lb sits just below its August 2026 record high, up nearly 48% year-on-year, with China’s August trade balance (Tuesday), CPI and PPI (Wednesday), and money supply figures (Thursday) the week’s key demand-side signals. The Hang Seng, at 25,651, endured a rocky week — sliding as low as 24,960 amid a weak Hong Kong trading debut for Shein and renewed China property weakness — before rebounding 1.74% on Friday as global tech shares rallied and near-term Fed hike bets eased. China’s inflation data and the ongoing digestion of Nvidia’s late-August earnings both remain live inputs for Hong Kong’s AI and chip-linked complex. 4. XRP and Litecoin — a genuine catalyst arrives as the CLARITY Act vote approaches. Unlike recent weeks, XRP at $1.45 and Litecoin at $51.15 now have a concrete event to trade into: the Senate’s cloture vote on the CLARITY Act market-structure bill, scheduled for 15 September, just after this window closes. XRP has rallied more than 40% from its 17 August low near $0.99 on that anticipation, with SEC Chair Paul Atkins signalling he expects the Senate to advance the bill, even as prediction markets still assign the vote’s success only modest odds. The scheduled Asian-session catalysts that will set the direction across FX, commodities, equities, and digital assets for the week of 7–12 September 2026 Six instrument-specific reference levels for the week of 7–12 September 2026. All levels for reference and informational purposes only; not financial advice. Visit capitalstreetfx.com for live signals and other markets. USD/JPY posted its sharpest two-day rally in the yen’s favour since July’s confirmed US-Japan intervention, with traders speculating that Japanese authorities may have conducted a rate check ahead of possible fresh action. That move held even through Friday’s blowout US payrolls report, underscoring how firmly rising Bank of Japan hike bets (63% priced for 17–18 September) are anchoring the pair. Friday’s US CPI print is the week’s clearest swing factor: a hot reading would likely reinforce Fed hike bets and offer the dollar some support, while a soft surprise could extend the yen’s advance toward the 155.00 area ahead of next week’s Fed and BOJ decisions. With the Reserve Bank of Australia’s next decision not due until 28–29 September, Tuesday’s Westpac Consumer Confidence and NAB Business Confidence surveys are this week’s clearest domestic reference points for AUD/USD, alongside a scheduled speech from an RBA Assistant Governor. The pair enters the week supported by a stronger-than-expected Q2 GDP print and market pricing of roughly a 66% chance of a September hike. China’s trade, CPI and PPI data in the middle of the week are a secondary but meaningful driver given the Aussie’s sensitivity to Chinese demand. Copper is trading just below its August 2026 record high and remains up nearly 48% year-on-year, but the past month has seen prices ease slightly as markets digest whether the rally has run ahead of physical fundamentals. Wednesday’s China CPI and PPI prints, alongside Tuesday’s trade balance, are this week’s clearest signals on whether the recent upstream price recovery reflects genuine demand strength or remains largely price-driven — a distinction CSFX sees as central to whether copper can sustain a push toward its recent highs. The index slid to as low as 24,960 mid-week as a weak Hong Kong trading debut for Shein and renewed China property weakness weighed on sentiment, before rebounding 1.74% on Friday as global technology shares rallied and near-term Fed hike bets eased on dovish comments from a Fed governor. China’s trade, CPI and PPI data this week are the clearest tests of whether that rebound has genuine legs, alongside the ongoing digestion of Nvidia’s late-August earnings across Hong Kong’s AI and semiconductor-linked names. LTC has climbed roughly 15% over the past month, tracking a broader improvement in crypto risk appetite as XRP’s rally ahead of the CLARITY Act vote lifts sentiment across altcoins. Without a token-specific catalyst of its own this week, CSFX sees Litecoin largely trading as a beta play on that broader mood; the $45.00 area is the level to watch for signs of the recovery losing steam, while a push through $58.00 would put the token back within range of its recent highs. XRP has rallied sharply from its 17 August cycle low near $0.99 as traders price in rising odds that the Senate advances the CLARITY Act, with SEC Chair Paul Atkins publicly saying he expects the chamber to move the bill forward. The $1.55 zone capped the token for roughly seven months and is the clearest technical ceiling this week; a hold above the $1.35 support area keeps the bullish structure intact, while prediction markets’ still-modest odds on the vote’s ultimate success (in the teens to low twenties) leave real two-way risk into 15 September. The scheduled and unscheduled events that CSFX is watching most closely for the Asian session, 7–12 September 2026 All times approximate, Hong Kong Time (HKT, UTC+8) unless noted. Key releases for USD/JPY, AUD/USD, Copper, Hang Seng, Litecoin, and XRP. Key questions from CSFX clients ahead of US CPI, China’s data deluge, and the CLARITY Act vote The week of 7–12 September 2026 opens the Asian session with USD/JPY at 156.25, still digesting the sharpest yen rally since July’s confirmed intervention even after a blowout US payrolls print, while AUD/USD at 0.7205 holds just below a four-year high with no RBA meeting to compete for attention until 28–29 September, leaving Tuesday’s confidence surveys as the week’s clearest domestic Aussie catalyst. Copper at $6.60/lb sits just below its August record as China’s trade balance, CPI and PPI data (Tuesday–Wednesday) test whether the recent price recovery is demand-led, while the Hang Seng at 25,651 enters the week rebuilding confidence after a volatile stretch that saw it slide to 24,960 before Friday’s 1.74% rebound. In crypto, XRP at $1.45 and Litecoin at $51.15 both trade meaningfully higher than a month ago as the Senate’s 15 September CLARITY Act cloture vote comes into view. Thursday and Friday are the pivot points for the entire week: US PPI and CPI land in quick succession, the final inflation readings before the Fed’s 15–16 September decision, where futures currently price a coin-flip-to-slightly-favoured quarter-point hike. China’s Tuesday-through-Thursday data run is the parallel storyline for copper and the Hang Seng, testing whether the recent price recovery in industrial metals reflects genuine demand strength. AUD/USD’s path leans on confidence data and China’s docket in the absence of a live RBA meeting, while USD/JPY’s fate hinges on whether Friday’s CPI print reinforces or unwinds the yen’s sharp recent rally ahead of next week’s BOJ decision. In crypto, both XRP and Litecoin now have a concrete event to trade into for the first time in weeks, even if the CLARITY Act’s ultimate fate remains genuinely uncertain. CSFX’s key levels for the week: watch 155.00 support and 158.50 resistance on USD/JPY, 0.7125 support and 0.7280 resistance on AUD/USD, and $1.35 support on XRP heading into the CLARITY Act vote. Copper is a watch between $6.20 support and $6.83 resistance as China’s data clarifies the demand picture; the Hang Seng’s next test is 26,000 resistance, with 24,900 as the key support if this week’s rebound fades; and Litecoin remains a broader crypto-sentiment play between $45.00 support and $58.00 resistance. CSFX will issue intra-week alerts if Japanese authorities signal fresh intervention, if China’s inflation data surprises materially in either direction, if Thursday’s or Friday’s US inflation prints move Fed hike odds sharply, or if the CLARITY Act’s Senate prospects shift meaningfully ahead of the 15 September vote. Follow all updates at capitalstreetfx.com. New clients can also take advantage of a limited-time deposit bonus when they open an account this week, on top of the usual account benefits — tight spreads, high leverage, and access to 2000+ instruments across FX, commodities, indices, and crypto. Full terms and other promotions are available on the CSFX website.Week Ahead, 7–12 September: US CPI and China’s Data Deluge Set the Stage Ahead of the Fed, as the CLARITY Act Countdown and Australia’s Confidence Surveys Round Out the Agenda
China CPI & PPI Wed 9 Sep · Australia Confidence Data Tue 8 Sep · US PPI Thu 10 Sep, CPI Fri 11 Sep · CLARITY Act Senate Vote Countdown to 15 Sep · Full Asian session economic calendar for week of 7–12 September 2026
Three Forces That Will Drive the Asian Session — 7 to 12 September 2026
Asian Session Weekly Levels & Bias
What to Watch — Friday’s US CPI Is the Week’s Key Swing Factor
What to Watch — Confidence Data Fills the Gap Left by an Empty RBA Calendar
What to Watch — China’s Inflation Data Is the Clearest Read on Demand
What to Watch — China’s Data Docket Meets a Fragile Risk-On Mood
What to Watch — Broader Crypto Sentiment Ahead of the CLARITY Act Vote
What to Watch — Positioning Builds Ahead of the 15 September Cloture Vote
What Could Move Asian Markets Sharply This Week
Asian Session — Economic Calendar, 7–12 September 2026
Day
Time (HKT)
Release
Impact
Forecast
CSFX View
Monday, 7 September
Mon ~07:50 HKT
Japan Preliminary Coincident & Leading Economic Indexes (July)
LOW N/A
Background context for the BOJ hike debate rather than a standalone catalyst; released alongside Japan’s FX reserves figures.
Tuesday, 8 September
Tue ~08:30 HKT
Australia Westpac Consumer Confidence (September)
MED N/A
The week’s first read on how households are digesting resilient GDP data and rising RBA hike bets ahead of the 29 September decision.
Tue ~09:30 HKT
Australia NAB Business Confidence (August)
MED N/A
A key gauge of how firms are pricing rising cost pressures through to consumers; watched closely given the empty RBA calendar this week.
Tue ~07:30 HKT
Japan Final Q2 GDP, Average Cash Earnings, Current Account & Bank Lending
MED N/A
A bundle of secondary Japanese data adding context to the yen’s sharp rally and the ongoing BOJ tightening debate.
Tue All Day
China Trade Balance & Import/Export YoY (August)
HIGH N/A
The week’s first major China data point, setting the tone ahead of Wednesday’s inflation prints for both copper and the Hang Seng.
Wednesday, 9 September
Wed ~09:30 HKT
China CPI & PPI (August)
HIGH CPI ~0.9% YoY / PPI ~3.2% YoY
The week’s single most important China release; a firm PPI print in particular would support the case that copper’s near-record prices are demand-justified.
Thursday, 10 September
Thu All Day
China M0/M1/M2 Money Supply (August)
MED N/A
A secondary gauge of credit and liquidity conditions relevant to the broader China demand narrative for copper.
Thu ~20:30 HKT
US Producer Price Index (August)
HIGH N/A
Lands after the Asian close but sets the tone into Friday’s Asia open ahead of the CPI print and the following week’s FOMC decision.
Friday, 11 September
Fri ~06:30 HKT
New Zealand BusinessNZ Manufacturing PMI (August)
LOW N/A
A minor regional data point with limited spillover into the week’s major instruments.
Fri ~20:30 HKT
US Consumer Price Index (August)
HIGH N/A
The week’s single most important release overall; the last major inflation print before the Fed’s 15–16 September meeting, landing after the Asian close with the fullest reaction likely carrying into Monday’s open.
Saturday, 12 September
Sat All Day
No Scheduled Asian Session Releases
LOW N/A
A quiet close to the week as markets digest Friday’s US CPI print and position ahead of the FOMC (15–16 Sep), the CLARITY Act vote (15 Sep) and the BOJ meeting (17–18 Sep).
Asian Session — Trader Questions Answered
CSFX View: China’s Data Deluge, US CPI, and a CLARITY Act Countdown Set the Tone for the Week Ahead
3. Copper and the Hang Seng — a data-heavy week from China is the clearest test of demand. Copper at $6.60/lb sits just below its August 2026 record high, up nearly 48% year-on-year, with China’s August trade balance (Tuesday), CPI and PPI (Wednesday), and money supply figures (Thursday) the week’s key demand-side signals. The Hang Seng, at 25,651, endured a rocky week — sliding as low as 24,960 amid a weak Hong Kong trading debut for Shein and renewed China property weakness — before rebounding 1.74% on Friday as global tech shares rallied and near-term Fed hike bets eased. China’s inflation data and the ongoing digestion of Nvidia’s late-August earnings both remain live inputs for Hong Kong’s AI and chip-linked complex.
4. XRP and Litecoin — a genuine catalyst arrives as the CLARITY Act vote approaches. Unlike recent weeks, XRP at $1.45 and Litecoin at $51.15 now have a concrete event to trade into: the Senate’s cloture vote on the CLARITY Act market-structure bill, scheduled for 15 September, just after this window closes. XRP has rallied more than 40% from its 17 August low near $0.99 on that anticipation, with SEC Chair Paul Atkins signalling he expects the Senate to advance the bill, even as prediction markets still assign the vote’s success only modest odds.
Three Forces That Will Drive the Asian Session — 7 to 12 September 2026
The scheduled Asian-session catalysts that will set the direction across FX, commodities, equities, and digital assets for the week of 7–12 September 2026
Asian Session Weekly Levels & Bias
Six instrument-specific reference levels for the week of 7–12 September 2026. All levels for reference and informational purposes only; not financial advice. Visit capitalstreetfx.com for live signals and other markets.
What to Watch — Friday’s US CPI Is the Week’s Key Swing Factor
USD/JPY posted its sharpest two-day rally in the yen’s favour since July’s confirmed US-Japan intervention, with traders speculating that Japanese authorities may have conducted a rate check ahead of possible fresh action. That move held even through Friday’s blowout US payrolls report, underscoring how firmly rising Bank of Japan hike bets (63% priced for 17–18 September) are anchoring the pair. Friday’s US CPI print is the week’s clearest swing factor: a hot reading would likely reinforce Fed hike bets and offer the dollar some support, while a soft surprise could extend the yen’s advance toward the 155.00 area ahead of next week’s Fed and BOJ decisions.
What to Watch — Confidence Data Fills the Gap Left by an Empty RBA Calendar
With the Reserve Bank of Australia’s next decision not due until 28–29 September, Tuesday’s Westpac Consumer Confidence and NAB Business Confidence surveys are this week’s clearest domestic reference points for AUD/USD, alongside a scheduled speech from an RBA Assistant Governor. The pair enters the week supported by a stronger-than-expected Q2 GDP print and market pricing of roughly a 66% chance of a September hike. China’s trade, CPI and PPI data in the middle of the week are a secondary but meaningful driver given the Aussie’s sensitivity to Chinese demand.
What to Watch — China’s Inflation Data Is the Clearest Read on Demand
Copper is trading just below its August 2026 record high and remains up nearly 48% year-on-year, but the past month has seen prices ease slightly as markets digest whether the rally has run ahead of physical fundamentals. Wednesday’s China CPI and PPI prints, alongside Tuesday’s trade balance, are this week’s clearest signals on whether the recent upstream price recovery reflects genuine demand strength or remains largely price-driven — a distinction CSFX sees as central to whether copper can sustain a push toward its recent highs.
What to Watch — China’s Data Docket Meets a Fragile Risk-On Mood
The index slid to as low as 24,960 mid-week as a weak Hong Kong trading debut for Shein and renewed China property weakness weighed on sentiment, before rebounding 1.74% on Friday as global technology shares rallied and near-term Fed hike bets eased on dovish comments from a Fed governor. China’s trade, CPI and PPI data this week are the clearest tests of whether that rebound has genuine legs, alongside the ongoing digestion of Nvidia’s late-August earnings across Hong Kong’s AI and semiconductor-linked names.
What to Watch — Broader Crypto Sentiment Ahead of the CLARITY Act Vote
LTC has climbed roughly 15% over the past month, tracking a broader improvement in crypto risk appetite as XRP’s rally ahead of the CLARITY Act vote lifts sentiment across altcoins. Without a token-specific catalyst of its own this week, CSFX sees Litecoin largely trading as a beta play on that broader mood; the $45.00 area is the level to watch for signs of the recovery losing steam, while a push through $58.00 would put the token back within range of its recent highs.
What to Watch — Positioning Builds Ahead of the 15 September Cloture Vote
XRP has rallied sharply from its 17 August cycle low near $0.99 as traders price in rising odds that the Senate advances the CLARITY Act, with SEC Chair Paul Atkins publicly saying he expects the chamber to move the bill forward. The $1.55 zone capped the token for roughly seven months and is the clearest technical ceiling this week; a hold above the $1.35 support area keeps the bullish structure intact, while prediction markets’ still-modest odds on the vote’s ultimate success (in the teens to low twenties) leave real two-way risk into 15 September.
What Could Move Asian Markets Sharply This Week
The scheduled and unscheduled events that CSFX is watching most closely for the Asian session, 7–12 September 2026
Asian Session — Economic Calendar, 7–12 September 2026
All times approximate, Hong Kong Time (HKT, UTC+8) unless noted. Key releases for USD/JPY, AUD/USD, Copper, Hang Seng, Litecoin, and XRP.
| Day | Time (HKT) | Release | Impact | Forecast | CSFX View |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monday, 7 September | |||||
| Mon | ~07:50 HKT | Japan Preliminary Coincident & Leading Economic Indexes (July) | LOW | N/A | Background context for the BOJ hike debate rather than a standalone catalyst; released alongside Japan’s FX reserves figures. |
| Tuesday, 8 September | |||||
| Tue | ~08:30 HKT | Australia Westpac Consumer Confidence (September) | MED | N/A | The week’s first read on how households are digesting resilient GDP data and rising RBA hike bets ahead of the 29 September decision. |
| Tue | ~09:30 HKT | Australia NAB Business Confidence (August) | MED | N/A | A key gauge of how firms are pricing rising cost pressures through to consumers; watched closely given the empty RBA calendar this week. |
| Tue | ~07:30 HKT | Japan Final Q2 GDP, Average Cash Earnings, Current Account & Bank Lending | MED | N/A | A bundle of secondary Japanese data adding context to the yen’s sharp rally and the ongoing BOJ tightening debate. |
| Tue | All Day | China Trade Balance & Import/Export YoY (August) | HIGH | N/A | The week’s first major China data point, setting the tone ahead of Wednesday’s inflation prints for both copper and the Hang Seng. |
| Wednesday, 9 September | |||||
| Wed | ~09:30 HKT | China CPI & PPI (August) | HIGH | CPI ~0.9% YoY / PPI ~3.2% YoY | The week’s single most important China release; a firm PPI print in particular would support the case that copper’s near-record prices are demand-justified. |
| Thursday, 10 September | |||||
| Thu | All Day | China M0/M1/M2 Money Supply (August) | MED | N/A | A secondary gauge of credit and liquidity conditions relevant to the broader China demand narrative for copper. |
| Thu | ~20:30 HKT | US Producer Price Index (August) | HIGH | N/A | Lands after the Asian close but sets the tone into Friday’s Asia open ahead of the CPI print and the following week’s FOMC decision. |
| Friday, 11 September | |||||
| Fri | ~06:30 HKT | New Zealand BusinessNZ Manufacturing PMI (August) | LOW | N/A | A minor regional data point with limited spillover into the week’s major instruments. |
| Fri | ~20:30 HKT | US Consumer Price Index (August) | HIGH | N/A | The week’s single most important release overall; the last major inflation print before the Fed’s 15–16 September meeting, landing after the Asian close with the fullest reaction likely carrying into Monday’s open. |
| Saturday, 12 September | |||||
| Sat | All Day | No Scheduled Asian Session Releases | LOW | N/A | A quiet close to the week as markets digest Friday’s US CPI print and position ahead of the FOMC (15–16 Sep), the CLARITY Act vote (15 Sep) and the BOJ meeting (17–18 Sep). |
Asian Session — Trader Questions Answered
Key questions from CSFX clients ahead of US CPI, China’s data deluge, and the CLARITY Act vote
CSFX View: China’s Data Deluge, US CPI, and a CLARITY Act Countdown Set the Tone for the Week Ahead
The week of 7–12 September 2026 opens the Asian session with USD/JPY at 156.25, still digesting the sharpest yen rally since July’s confirmed intervention even after a blowout US payrolls print, while AUD/USD at 0.7205 holds just below a four-year high with no RBA meeting to compete for attention until 28–29 September, leaving Tuesday’s confidence surveys as the week’s clearest domestic Aussie catalyst. Copper at $6.60/lb sits just below its August record as China’s trade balance, CPI and PPI data (Tuesday–Wednesday) test whether the recent price recovery is demand-led, while the Hang Seng at 25,651 enters the week rebuilding confidence after a volatile stretch that saw it slide to 24,960 before Friday’s 1.74% rebound. In crypto, XRP at $1.45 and Litecoin at $51.15 both trade meaningfully higher than a month ago as the Senate’s 15 September CLARITY Act cloture vote comes into view.
Thursday and Friday are the pivot points for the entire week: US PPI and CPI land in quick succession, the final inflation readings before the Fed’s 15–16 September decision, where futures currently price a coin-flip-to-slightly-favoured quarter-point hike. China’s Tuesday-through-Thursday data run is the parallel storyline for copper and the Hang Seng, testing whether the recent price recovery in industrial metals reflects genuine demand strength. AUD/USD’s path leans on confidence data and China’s docket in the absence of a live RBA meeting, while USD/JPY’s fate hinges on whether Friday’s CPI print reinforces or unwinds the yen’s sharp recent rally ahead of next week’s BOJ decision. In crypto, both XRP and Litecoin now have a concrete event to trade into for the first time in weeks, even if the CLARITY Act’s ultimate fate remains genuinely uncertain.
CSFX’s key levels for the week: watch 155.00 support and 158.50 resistance on USD/JPY, 0.7125 support and 0.7280 resistance on AUD/USD, and $1.35 support on XRP heading into the CLARITY Act vote. Copper is a watch between $6.20 support and $6.83 resistance as China’s data clarifies the demand picture; the Hang Seng’s next test is 26,000 resistance, with 24,900 as the key support if this week’s rebound fades; and Litecoin remains a broader crypto-sentiment play between $45.00 support and $58.00 resistance. CSFX will issue intra-week alerts if Japanese authorities signal fresh intervention, if China’s inflation data surprises materially in either direction, if Thursday’s or Friday’s US inflation prints move Fed hike odds sharply, or if the CLARITY Act’s Senate prospects shift meaningfully ahead of the 15 September vote. Follow all updates at capitalstreetfx.com.
New clients can also take advantage of a limited-time deposit bonus when they open an account this week, on top of the usual account benefits — tight spreads, high leverage, and access to 2000+ instruments across FX, commodities, indices, and crypto. Full terms and other promotions are available on the CSFX website.
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