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The risk mood is worsening following Trump's cabinet meeting. The market may have been looking for better signs that a deal
The AUDUSD is typically a classic risk-on/risk-off barometer, but since the start of the Iran/US–Israel conflict on February 28, price action
Iran gave the US eight boats of oil"They said, to show you the fact that we're real and solid and we're
The USDCHF found a solid base in yesterday’s trading, leaning against a confluence of key technical levels that helped define both
Sector Overview: Tech and BeyondThe stock market's performance today paints a vivid picture of mixed fortunes across different sectors. The technology
For the most part we are shooting down the dronesWe've done tremendous damage to the facilities where they manufacture dronesThey are
The USDCAD continues to push higher, with the pair trading at its strongest level since January 20 as buyers remain firmly
Reuters cites an unnamed senior official from Iran following the rejection of the US proposal as a baseline for a ceasefire.Iran's
Here is a post from Tansim, translated:An informed source told Tasnim News Agency that Iran’s response to the 15-point proposal from
Throughout this war, we've heard persistent reports that the US and Israel have different goals in Iran. The main evidence for
Canada added 45,600 payroll employees in January, a solid rebound after December's 10,600 decline. It contrasts with the more-widely viewed LFS
Initial jobless claims 210K vs 210K estimate4 week moving averages of initial jobless claims 210.5K vs 210.75K last weekContinuing claims 1.819M
Trump on Truth Social earlier today wrote:The Iranian negotiators are very different and “strange.” They are “begging” us to make a
As the winds of war continue to exert its influence on the markets, the USD is trading higher and near highs
Headlines:Trump: Iran better get serious soon, before it is too lateOil prices continue to eat into the Monday drop as market
Risk aversion has returned to global markets following a high-stakes ultimatum from US President Donald Trump, signaling a breakdown in the
The stalled US-Iran negotiations have shifted global “Fear Trade” focus toward the Strait of Hormuz’s role as a critical fertilizer bottleneck.
Loonie weakened as oil prices pulled back, with markets turning cautious while awaiting clarity on ceasefire negotiations between the US and
Markets are turning cautiously positive as hopes build around a potential ceasefire that could reopen the Strait of Hormuz, easing the
Markets stayed cautious through the European session as a persistent “trust gap” around the Middle East conflict kept investors from fully
Dollar remained resilient as markets attempted to price in a tentative “peace pivot”, but with skepticism over its credibility limiting any
Markets shifted into a “trust but verify” mode as sharp volatility unfolded following a sudden geopolitical pivot. Initial optimism surged after
Global markets are entering a critical countdown as tensions between the US, Israel, and Iran escalate ahead of a looming deadline.
Dollar had every reason to rally last week, but instead ended as the worst performer among major currencies. Sharp selloff in
ECB rate hike expectations are gaining traction in markets, with growing speculation that tightening could begin as early as April. Major
Markets remain firmly in risk-off mode, with US equities extending their selloff overnight and Asian markets staying under pressure. The backdrop
Central bank marathon ends with rate decisions from SNB, BoE, and ECB now behind market. Yen emerged as the strongest performer,
Risk aversion deepened across global markets as the combination of escalating energy conflict and a more inflation-focused Federal Reserve weighed on
Markets traded in a subdued tone through most of the day, with investors largely sidelined ahead of the Federal Reserve’s policy
Markets were steady in Asian session today, with equities posting modest gains led by Japan, as investors showed signs of “war
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