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Solana sold off sharply on Thursday following the news of the Binance hack, with concerns about potential contagion across the crypto
Crude oil extended the losses yesterday as hopes for a US-Iran deal strengthened after Iran’s President said the Supreme Leader had
It's not the first time this year that Wall Street is being put in a position with its back against the
Ethereum sold off on Thursday following the news of the Binance security breach. The sharp increase in liquidations across the market
Gold spiked to the upside yesterday as expectations for a US-Iran deal strengthened after Iran’s President said that the Supreme Leader
European equities are starting the session on the backfoot as major indices in the region are seeing red across the board. This
Switzerland October CPI +1.5% vs +1.3% y/y expectedPrior +1.0%Switzerland October core CPI +0.5% y/yPrior +0.5%Swiss headline annual inflation picks up at
EUROPEAN SESSIONIn the European session, the only highlight is the Swiss CPI report. Headline CPI Y/Y is expected at 1.2% vs
And round and round we go. We started the week with renewed optimism that the US and Iran might finally be inching
As access to global financial markets continues to evolve, traders are looking beyond the number of instruments a broker offers. Trust,
There is just one key expiry level to take note of on the day, as highlighted in bold below.That being for
In case you missed it, the RBA raised its cash rate by 25 bps to 4.85% today in a less straightforward
Another week and it's another big tech name that is finding out that even beating earnings estimates isn't good enough for Wall
Earlier:Bullock’s comments sent a mixed signal for the Australian dollar and the front end of the curve. Her warning that inflation
Apple and Palantir beat earnings. Why did both stocks fall?More: RBA lifts cash rate to 4.85% in split 6-3 vote, sees
Silver is falling more than 3% today, erasing Monday's entire recovery, while oil, Treasury yields and the Dollar offered little explanation.
The RBA raised its cash rate 25bps to 4.85% on a split 6–3 vote, dropped its explicit tightening bias and signalled
Dollar traded without a clear direction during Monday’s European session, even though CME FedWatch showed the probability of a December 25bps
Gold plunged 3.61% on Friday to 3,875.19, its first decisive daily close below $4,000, as Fed-led global tightening and liquidation-style selling
The RBA (4.60% to 4.85%, 81.2% priced) and the BoE (3.75% to 4.00%, 94.4% priced) are both expected to hike this
Friday's 2.86% Nasdaq plunge and an 8.24% semiconductor-ETF drop extended a two-week AI-driven selloff that's now reaching corporate credit assessments—S&P Global
Dollar weakened against all seven major currencies on Friday as markets scaled back expectations for Fed tightening beyond the anticipated December
Gold and Silver kept falling Friday even as US Treasury yields and the Dollar both declined—a break from the usual macro
Two unrelated shocks converged on speculative assets: disappointing AI capex returns sent Alphabet down 12.64% and dragged Nasdaq, Nikkei and Asian
Euro fell against most major currencies on Thursday as the ECB’s cautious hold at 2.50% and President Christine Lagarde’s announcement of
EUR/CAD broke to a 15-month low after the BoC hiked to 2.50% and sharply revised its inflation forecast higher, reinforcing a
Gold traded around $4,040 Thursday, showing little lasting reaction to the Fed's expected hold at 3.75–4.00%—even after Governor Lisa Cook's surprise
Sterling and UK gilts showed little reaction to Chancellor John Healey’s Budget, despite higher borrowing forecasts and a reduction in fiscal
AUD/NZD surged through 1.2489/93 resistance after two policy shocks 30 minutes apart: Australia's CPI jumped to 4.3%, reinforcing a November RBA
Euro returned to the bottom of the major-currency ranking on Tuesday as renewed pressure on French government bonds partly reversed Monday’s
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