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EUR/USD prolonged its agony throughout the week, poising to print losses of 0.70%, as it fell 0.20% on Friday, despite the
United States CFTC Gold NC Net Positions declined to $227.6K from previous $2312K
Australia CFTC AUD NC Net Positions climbed from previous $-212K to $-19K
United Kingdom CFTC GBP NC Net Positions: £-30.5K vs £-332K
United States CFTC Oil NC Net Positions: 57.4K vs previous 646K
United States CFTC S&P 500 NC Net Positions rose from previous $-944K to $-106.1K
Eurozone CFTC EUR NC Net Positions down to €162.8K from previous €1575K
Japan CFTC JPY NC Net Positions: ¥8.8K vs previous ¥141K
Japan CFTC JPY NC Net Positions down to ¥88K from previous ¥141K
In our December update, we combined the Elliott Wave (EW) Principle with average midterm election-year seasonality and the Armstrong Pi-cycle turn
Richmond Fed President Tom Barkin said the decline in the unemployment rate was welcome and described job growth as modest but
The Canadian Dollar (CAD) trades little changed against the British Pound (GBP) on Friday, with GBP/CAD struggling to find direction as
AUD/USD trades lower on Friday, with the pair hovering around 0.6680 at the time of writing, down 0.23% on the day.
United States Baker Hughes US Oil Rig Count declined to 409 from previous 412
Gold price rises on Friday, poised to end with weekly gains of nearly 4% as an employment report in the US
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US December non-farm payrolls +50K vs +60K expectedCanada employment change 8.2K versus -5.0 K estimateJapan's Takaichi weighs calling a snap election
Friday was about the jobs report but the week ahead will see the market tilt towards earnings.. The S&P 500 is
The White House is out with damage control after Trump leaked the jobs numbers late yesterday on Truth Social."Following the regular
Headlines from Barkin:Federal Reserve changes must be finely tuned to incoming dataBoth sides of central bank mandate face significant risksUnemployment remains
Gold and silver have been volatile to start the year so far but the bulls have shown some impressive willingness to
It's time for Fed not to lose sight of inflation missionFed's job and inflation mandates are somewhat in tensionNeed to be
The non-farm payrolls came in a bit softer than the whisper numbers, giving the "bad news is good news" crowd a
Late yesterday, Trump posted this on Truth Social:The problem is, that number didn't match up with what had been reported in
The waiting continues.The US Supreme Court works in mysterious ways. The announced on Tuesday that this would be a 'decision day'
Final December reading was 53.31-year inflation 4.2% vs 4.1% prior5 year inflation 3.4% vs 3.2% priorCurrent conditions 52.4 vs 50.7 priorExpectations
Sector OverviewToday's stock market heatmap reveals a contentious battleground across various sectors. Technology sees mixed outcomes, with notable declines and slight
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi may be looking to capitalize on high personal approval ratings and a honeymoon period to consolidate power
Important clarification: While markets are watching the US Supreme Court closely, any ruling referenced in this analysis remains potential, not scheduled.
The Canada December jobs statistics show:Employment change: 8.2 K vs -5.0K estimate, +53.6K priorUnemployment rate: 6.8% vs 6.6% estimate, 6.5% priorFull-time
Prior was +64K (revised to +56K)October was -105K (revised to -173K)Unemployment rate 4.4% vs 4.5% expectedPrior unemployment rate 4.6%Unrounded unemployment 4.375%
Dollar softened modestly in early US trading after the release of mixed December labor market data. The headline payroll gain undershot
Dollar is trading broadly higher in Asian session today, and remains the strongest performer of the week, as markets head into
Market sentiment has tilted mildly risk-off, though there is no sign of aggressive follow-through selling. Price action suggests caution rather than
Global markets have turned cautious again, with the mild selloff in US equities overnight that carried into Asian trading. A key
Global markets are trading in mixed fashion, with risk appetite showing early signs of fatigue after a strong start to the
Yen recovered modestly during the Asian session as Japanese equities edged lower, but both moves lacked conviction. The pullback in the
Market conditions have settled after earlier risk-on moves, with European indexes and US futures showing little direction. The absence of follow-through
Risk sentiment turned decisively positive overnight and carried through the Asian session as traders looked past Venezuela-related geopolitical risks. The shift
Forex markets are trading in mixed fashion, with hesitant tone, as investors continue to digest the controversial US seizure of Venezuelan
As liquidity conditions have normalized quickly after the holiday lull, markets are digesting the fallout from Washington’s weekend raid in Venezuela
Markets remain stuck in a year-end lull on the final trading day of the year, with liquidity thin and participation limited.
Currency markets remain largely frozen, with holiday conditions draining liquidity and suppressing volatility. Also, the macro calendar offers no immediate catalyst,
Currency markets have entered deep holiday mode, with trading exceptionally subdued despite sharp swings elsewhere, notably in precious metals. In FX,
There is little on the economic calendar for the final week of the year, leaving Fed minutes from the December meeting
Risk sentiment softened as markets reopened after the holiday break, with investors adopting a more defensive posture. Asian equities drifted lower,
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