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The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) was little changed through the early Wednesday session, trading in a tight circle around 44,600
Russia Unemployment Rate registered at 2.2%, below expectations (2.3%) in June
Silver (XAG/USD) drifts lower on Wednesday, hovering around $37.50 after two days of muted, range-bound trading, pressured by renewed strength in
Nike is moving nicely as expected since our content from January 14 2025, where it was stepping into final stages of
The rally faces a major test in the next few days thanks to the full-on schedule of events, says Chris Beauchamp,
The United States (US) Federal Reserve (Fed) will announce its interest rate decision and publish the policy statement following the July
Tiff Macklem, Governor of the Bank of Canada, answered reporters' questions on the central bank's policy outlook. This followed the recent
The EUR/GBP extended its losses in the early North American session, down over 0.15% as traders digested trading news between the
For many Americans, preparing for retirement is a delicate balance between investment performance, tax benefits and anticipating future needs.
Pretty much what was expected from the Fed—rates held steady at 4.25–4.50%. No surprise, no pivot talk either. Powell stayed on
WTI and Brent crude rose on sanctions fears and heavy CTA buying, but positioning limits in WTI and rising global supply
United States EIA Crude Oil Stocks Change above expectations (-2.5M) in July 25: Actual (7.698M)
The Canadian Dollar (CAD) extends losses for the fifth consecutive session against the US Dollar (USD) on Wednesday, as the Greenback
The Australian Dollar (AUD) trades at fresh July lows against its American rival, hovering around 0.6450. The US Dollar (USD) attracted
EUR/USD is struggling to regain its composure after Monday’s plunge. EUR/USD has been ripe for some correction, though our 3-month forecast
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Fireside chat with Deputy Governor Andrew Hauser at the Barrenjoey Economic Forum, Sydney.Live link when it begins.Listening out for any hints
Bank of America anticipates the Bank of Japan will keep its policy rate unchanged at 0.5% when it concludes its 30–31
Goldman Sachs calculates the upcoming U.S. effective tariff rate on all Brazilian imports, including exemptions, at 30.8%.Goldman says the Brazil tariff
Headwinds aplenty for the US, but Goldman Sachs shrugs 'em all off. This from multiple sources in the bank. Sluggish growth
Trump announces a trade deal with South Korea, the main points: The United States and South Korea have reached a full
Hassett is Trump's director of the National Economic Council.He tends not have independent views, in my experience, merely repeating Trump's favoured
Brazil’s central bank holds benchmark interest rate at 15.00%, as expectedDecision was unanimousExpects an interruption of the tightening cycleAssessing the accumulated
Hong Kong Monetary Authority bought just under 4bn HKD to prop up the currency.The USD has risen in the wake of
The Bank of Japan is expected to leave interest rates unchanged on Thursday, wrapping up its two-day policy meeting with a
Microsoft and Meta both beat handily on the top and bottom lines.Mix close for the major US indicesWhat were the trends
Bob Michele, global head of fixed income at JPMorgan Asset Management, says the U.S. Federal Reserve is likely to keep interest
The official PMIs from China are due today. In the days ahead we'll get the unofficial, Caixin/S&P PMIs. The two PMIs
Who was that guy "wary of the FOMC", warning of "complacency", "risk for more hawkish"?Oh yeah ... me:I am wary of
After close, both Meta and Microsoft announced their earnings in both the handling on the top and bottom linesMeta Platforms (META)
Fed chair Powell did not signal any tilt toward a September cut. That lower the expectations and ultimately led to stocks
Dollar’s broad-based advance continues today, underpinned by firm sentiment that recent US trade deals with the EU and Japan mark the
Yen recovered broadly in Asian session, likely helped by short-covering ahead of Thursday’s BoJ policy decision. Traders may be bracing for
EUR/USD reversed sharply after an early bounce on Monday, as markets continued to digest the implications of the new US–EU trade
Markets opened the week in a risk-on mood as trade developments filled the void left by a barren economic calendar. Euro
Investor sentiment turned decisively upbeat last week, with global equities rallying on the back of a landmark trade agreement between the
Dollar is staging a firm rebound heading into Friday’s New York session, reversing most of the earlier weekly losses. While durable
Euro strengthened notably against Sterling and Swiss Franc as expectations for a September rate cut from the ECB began to fade.
ECB held its deposit rate at 2.00% as widely expected, with President Christine Lagarde delivering a message of cautious optimism. Euro
Global risk appetite extended higher, with S&P 500 and NASDAQ both setting new record highs overnight. DOW also surged over 500
A wave of optimism rippled through global markets Wednesday after the U.S. and Japan finalized a trade agreement slashing tariffs and
Yen slumped across the board in Asia as risk appetite surged following the announcement of a long-anticipated trade agreement between Japan
European Markets are increasingly uneasy over signs that the EU is preparing serious retaliatory measures ahead of the August 1 US
Aussie edged lower in Tuesday’s Asian session after minutes from the RBA’s July meeting confirmed a dovish bias, despite the surprise
Yen continues to lead the currency markets today, with fresh buying emerging in the early US session, particularly against Dollar. However,
Yen showed modest gains to start the week, but the broader forex markets stayed quiet with all major pairs and crosses
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