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EUR/USD steadies during Friday’s North American session set to finish the week and November’s in positive territory with gains o 0.81%
Mexico Fiscal Balance, pesos: -16.75B (October) vs -198.11B
Aptos (APTUSD), the Layer 1 blockchain platform designed for scalability and speed, finds itself in technically troubled waters.
Gold (XAU/USD) rises over 1% on Friday amid a scarce economic docket, but traders are pricing further easing by the Federal
Silver (XAG/USD) climbs to a fresh all-time high on Friday, buoyed by dovish Federal Reserve (Fed) expectations alongside strong industrial and
West Texas Intermediate (WTI) US Oil trades around $59.30 on Friday at the time of writing, posting a 0.50% daily gain
Gold (XAU/USD) edges higher on Friday after a bout of volatility sparked by the CME trading outage briefly dragged prices lower.
After a quarter severely impacted by trade tensions, the Canadian economy returned to growth in Q3 with an annualized increase of
The British Pound (GBP) treads water against the Japanese Yen (JPY) on Friday as the latest Tokyo inflation data keeps the
GBP/USD dips during the North American session on Friday, despite heading into the end of the week with gains of almost
GBP/USD dips during the North American session on Friday, despite heading into the end of the week with gains of almost
EUR/CAD trades around 1.6180 on Friday at the time of writing, down 0.50%, as macroeconomic developments strengthen the Canadian Dollar (CAD)
Canada’s Q3 GDP delivered a major upside surprise, lifting CAD and raising the bar for BoC easing. Markets now see USD/CAD
Colombia National Jobless Rate remains at 8.2% in October
S&P 500 continued rising also through the Wednesday‘s regular session, much to clients‘ satisfaction – so lasting are the consequences of
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Sun: Opec-8 MeetingMon: South Korean Prelim Trade Balance (Nov), Chinese RatingDog Manufacturing PMI Final (Nov), EZ/UK/US Manufacturing PMI Final (Nov), US
Major US stock indices close higher and extend the winning streak to 5 daysWhat are the key technical levels in play
The major US stock indices closed higher for the 5th consecutive day. Despite the gains the NASDAQ is closing lower on
In the video above, I take a look at the major currencies versus the US dollar from a technical perspective as
ECB's the guard is on the wires saying: Interest rates are at the right levelOptimistic about the situation in France. This
European indices are closing with modest gains for the day but solid gains for the week. Today's gains were led by
The AUDUSD is breaking to a new high on the day with the price moving away from the 100 day MA
Ukraine's Zelenskyy says that the talks with the US are to happen in the near future.Earlier today, the UK's telegraph reported:
The major US indices are trading higher in the shortened trading day today. The major indices will close at 1 PM
Market Overview and Sector DynamicsThe U.S. stock market painted a mixed picture today, with notable gains in select technology and consumer
The USDCHF is experiencing choppy two-way price action today as buyers and sellers fight for control. On the topside, the rally
Canada GDP came in much stronger 2.6% versus 0.5% expected. According to StatCan "the rise in the third quarter was driven
Prior -1.6% (revised to -1.8%)GDP Q3 Q/Q +0.6% vs -0.4% prior (revised to -0.5%)GDP for September M/M +0.2% vs +0.2% expectedPrior
dThe USD ins mixed to start the NA session with the USD higher vs the EUR and GBP and lower vs
Prior +2.3%HICP +2.6% vs +2.4% y/y expectedPrior +2.3%Core CPI Y/Y 2.7% vs 2.8% priorThe headline figure is unchanged from the prior
Markets were broadly quiet today as holiday conditions dominated trading, with liquidity thinning further after a major technical issue at the
Japan’s data releases were surprisingly strong today, with both industrial output and retail sales showing impressive gains. Combined, they paint a
Trading turned subdued as markets moved into the U.S. session, with activity expected to slow further as Thanksgiving approaches. Liquidity conditions
New Zealand Dollar’s broad-based rally extended through today’s Asian session as a run of solid domestic data continued to bolster confidence
Sterling advanced broadly today as markets reacted positively to the highly anticipated Autumn Budget. Early jitters surfaced when the OBR mistakenly
Risk-on sentiment extended through Asian session, from intensifying bets on December Fed rate cut. The shift in sentiment sent US stocks
Dollar weakened notably against Euro and Yen in early U.S. session, tracking another leg lower in Treasury yields as markets absorbed
Trading in the currency markets remained largely steady in Asian session, with major pairs and crosses stuck in unusually tight ranges.
Dollar is trading on the back foot today as markets add to bets on a December Fed rate cut, extending the
Asian trading has been subdued with Japan on holiday. Yen’s sharp rebound at the end of last week has failed to
Global markets closed last week on an uncertain footing. While bears appeared to have an upper hand, the control was never
New York Fed President John Williams delivered the day’s biggest surprise, signaling that he sees scope for another rate cut in
Commodity currencies came back under pressure today as the burst of Nvidia-driven optimism evaporated almost as quickly as it arrived. After
Dollar strength faded mildly after the stronger-than-expected U.S. non-farm payroll report, as traders showed little appetite to extend the post-data rally.
Investor sentiment turned decisively positive in Asian markets today, even as traders continued dialing back expectations for a December Fed rate
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