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The USDCHF has been trading in a range of only about 50 pips since midday Monday.What does that tell me?The market
Earlier this week, the broader S&P, NASDAQ composite, and NASDAQ 100 indices all traded and closed at new record levels. However
Prior was 48.1Current conditions 44.7 vs 51.0 expExpectations 47.3 vs 45.5 expOne-year inflation 4.7% vs 4.6% priorFive-year inflation 3.5% vs 3.4%
Bitcoin sellers had their shot. They missed.The price of bitcoin broke above a swing area between $81,517 and $82,833 on September
Delta missed on Q3 earnings, missed its own guidance by a wide margin, and cut the full-year outlook. But the market
Canada’s September employment report was weaker than expected, with employment falling 68,300 versus expectations for a 9,200 increase. That follows a
Rate hikes by year-endBoE: 35 bps (86% probability of rate hike at the next meeting)2027: 105 bpsRBNZ: 33 bps (59% probability
Prior was -41.7KDetails for the month of September: Employment change: -68.3K vs +9.2K expected; prior -41.7KUnemployment rate: 6.5% vs 6.5% expected;
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In the morning video above, I take a look at the three major currency pairs—EURUSD, USDJPY and GBPUSD—from a technical perspective.
FUNDAMENTAL OVERVIEW The S&P 500 has been under pressure in the last couple of days as geopolitical tensions increased following reports indicating
Headlines:Oil prices ease as traders unwind the escalation risk premium after Trump rules out strikes on IranGold erases its weekly losses
FUNDAMENTAL OVERVIEW Solana’s selloff this week was primarily driven by broader crypto market weakness amid escalating geopolitical tensions, rising oil prices and
Have you ever looked at a piece of economic news and thought that "surely markets are going to react to that",
FUNDAMENTAL OVERVIEW The risk premium that traders had started pricing in after reports of potential US strikes on Iran before the midterm
The Dollar weakened modestly since late Thursday, then recovered against the Euro, Sterling and Canadian Dollar during the European morning, with
Bitcoin and Ether fell sharply after months of fading momentum collided with a surge in oil prices and Treasury yields near
Global risk sentiment weakened on Thursday as Brent briefly pushed above $105 on renewed reports of possible US military action against
Gold fell to 4,066.21 before recovering toward 4,120, and while the near-term bias stays bearish below 4,227.85–4,245.68, fading downside momentum, a
The US 10-year Treasury yield hit a 24-year high of 5.35% before a strong $39bn auction cleared at 5.30% and pulled
The Dollar is leading the majors into the FOMC minutes, with DXY at 102.401, up 0.55% at the time of writing,
Euro flipped from the strongest to the weakest major currency in a single session as French bond relief proved short-lived—the OAT-Bund
Deutsche Bank sees Silver's physical deficit narrowing toward a possible 2027 surplus as solar demand intensity falls and vault inventories rebuild,
Brent crude fell below $98 on Tuesday on improving Middle East supply availability, the planned G7 release of emergency stocks and
USD/CAD has rallied from 1.3730 to 1.4292, stalling right at the 61.8% retracement (1.4290) of the 1.4791–1.3480 decline, with Wednesday's FOMC
Neither interest-rate differentials nor a generalized Eurozone panic explain the move; it is French-specific risk with broader Euro implications. A decisive
The Nikkei 225 is closing in on a fresh record near 72,831.73, but unlike June's rally—when USD/JPY ran alongside it to
October Fed hike odds collapsed to just 17.7%, but Gold barely rallied because markets still price an 82.7% probability of at
September's soft NFP report pushed the probability of an October Fed pause to 77.9%, but Treasury yields and Dollar Index both
September’s US employment report was almost the cleanest dovish combination markets could have received. Payrolls rose just 29K against a 90K
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