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The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) crimped bearish flows on Wednesday, finding a near-term foothold near the 47,200 level and rising
The US Dollar (USD) maintained its upside momentum for yet another day, navigating the area of multi-month tops amid further repricing
West Texas Intermediate (WTI) Crude Oil extends its decline for the third consecutive day on Wednesday, slipping below the key $60.00
Gold (XAU/USD) price rises more than 1% on Wednesday after a slew of economic data was released in the United States
NZD/USD recovers on Wednesday, trading around 0.5660 at the time of writing, supported by improving global trade sentiment after China announced
Federal Reserve (Fed) Governor Stephen Miran said that the ADP report released on Wednesday, which showed an increase in US companies' employment
The GBP/USD holds firm on Wednesday following Tuesday’s 0.90% losses due to UK’s finance minister Rachel Reeves saying that she could
The Euro (EUR) trades slightly weaker against the US Dollar (USD) on Wednesday, hovering near three-month lows as the Greenback remains
GBP/USD holds firm on Wednesday following Tuesday’s 0.90% losses due to the UK’s finance minister Rachel Reeves saying that she could
US stocks have opened higher today and the sell off from GTuesday has failed to develop into something more sinister. In
USD/CHF trades around 0.8100 on Wednesday at the time of writing, virtually unchanged on the day after pulling back from a
United States EIA Crude Oil Stocks Change above expectations (1.8M) in October 31: Actual (5.202M)
Gold (XAU/USD) holds steady within familiar ranges on Wednesday as a mild risk-off tone across global markets underpins demand for the
The Canadian Dollar (CAD) continues to underperform against the US Dollar (USD), with USD/CAD rallying to its highest level since April
The Pound Sterling (GBP) is also quietly consolidating in a tight range just above the psychologically important 1.30 level and finding
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NVIDEA CEO Huang says China will will win the AI race against the US This article was written by Eamonn Sheridan
ISM US October services PMI 52.4 vs 50.8 expectedADP October US employment +42K vs +28K expectedFed's Miran: The ADP report was
By all accounts, the Supreme Court appears poised to rein in the powers of the Executive Branch—though, of course, that remains
Trump's tariff agenda is on trial at the Supreme Court, with arguments taking place today.In today's session, several judges questioned the
The EURUSD sellers pushed the pair below the 50% midpoint of the move up from the May low at 1.14919 yesterday.
Shares of GM are up 3.1% today. Stellantis is up 4.8% and Ford is up 3.5%. That's a big tell on
Trump is making a speech on the economy and said he expects Q3 GDP of 4.2%. We aren't getting any numbers
European indices close higher on the day led by the UK's FTSE 100 with a gain of 0.64%. A snapshot of
The price of crude oil has been confined in an up-and-down trading range over the last 7 or so trading days
The bond market has been struggling to assess the economy due to the lack of economic data but today we got
The broader US stock indices are trading to new highs with the S&P up 0.52% or 35.79 points at 6806.25. The
Job market trends pre-shutdown are still in placeJob market data indicates interest rates could be lower than current levelsIncreasing uncertainty about
The AUDUSD has experienced choppy, two-way volatility today — down, up, down, and back up again. In the early Asian session,
Prior was -6858Gasoline -4729K vs -1140K expectedDistillates -643K vs -1969K expectedThis report is bearish.API inventory data from late yesterday: Crude +6500KGasoline
U.S. yields are pushing to new highs after another round of stronger-than-expected data. The ISM non-manufacturing index beat forecasts, reinforcing the
The latest ADP private employment report provided a modest dose of reassurance to the Fed, showing that U.S. job growth may
Global markets tumbled on Wednesday as a renewed selloff in AI-linked stocks spread from Wall Street to Asia, driving a wave
Global markets traded with a mild risk-off tone today as investors favored defensive plays. With no major data releases scheduled, sentiment
Australian Dollar traded mildly lower after the RBA left its cash rate unchanged at 3.60%, a move fully expected by markets.
Dollar climbed across the board today, defying dovish rhetoric from Fed Governor Stephen Miran. The greenback’s resilience suggests that Miran’s influence
Trading was subdued in Asia today, with Japan closed for a public holiday and investors awaiting a series of major events
It was a week packed with market-moving headlines and wild cross-asset swings. Traders found themselves caught between optimism over a U.S.–China
Dollar’s rally gained momentum as markets headed into the final U.S. session of both the week and the month, supported by
Risk sentiment was mixed across Asian markets today, with Japan and South Korea extending record-breaking rallies while Chinese and Hong Kong
Dollar extended its rebound as North American trading got underway, gaining further momentum following Wednesday’s hawkish Fed rate cut. The greenback’s
Dollar tried to rebound overnight after markets pared back expectations for a December Fed rate cut, but momentum faded quickly in
Canadian Dollar climbed after the BoC lowered its overnight rate to 2.25% and signaled that policy is likely now at its
Volatility picked up sharply as markets entered the first leg of a two-day central bank bonanza, with the BoC and the
Sterling tumbled sharply today, hitting its lowest level against Euro in nearly a year as renewed fiscal concerns dominated sentiment. The
Yen rebounded notably today while Nikkei 225 cooled from its record highs, as investors took profits following a smooth meeting between
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