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Silver (XAG/USD) trades firmly higher on Friday and hovers around $76.20 at the time of writing, posting gains of 3.50% on
Amazon (AMZN) stock is holding onto an 8% loss late into Friday's morning session, the first regular session since CEO Andy
MUFG Bank analysts Lin Li, Michael Wan, and Lloyd Chan note that Japan’s 8 February election is reinforcing weakness in the
Bank of England (BoE) Governor Andrew Bailey noted that a low-hiring, low-firing environment may persist or quickly shift to a no-hiring,
The Pound Sterling (GBP) recovers on Friday, up by 0.60% as the US Dollar (USD) makes a U-turn, erasing Thursday’s losses
The report by Nordea, authored by Jan Størup Nielsen and Anders Svendsen, discusses the Danish Krone's (DKK) recent performance against the
Russia Industrial Output came in at 3.7%, above expectations (-1%) in November
The Pound Sterling (GBP) recovers on Friday, up by 0.60% as the US Dollar (USD) makes a U-turn, erasing Thursday’s losses
Deutsche Bank Senior Economist Eric Heymann notes that the downturn in Germany's manufacturing sector has ended, with a projected increase in
After Thursday’s rout, another recovery is on the cards for markets today. We mentioned earlier that the mini recovery in Bitcoin
Federal Reserve (Fed) Bank of Atlanta President Raphael Bostic said that inflation has been too high for too long, adding that
ABN AMRO’s Group Economics highlights that the brief US government shutdown has delayed key labour and inflation data, with methodological changes
Consumer confidence in the US improved slightly in February, with the University of Michigan's Consumer Sentiment Index rising to 57.3 from
United States UoM 1-year Consumer Inflation Expectations: 3.5% (February) vs previous 4%
United States Michigan Consumer Expectations Index dipped from previous 57 to 56.6 in February
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The Fed's Jefferson is cautiously optimistic about the economy but isn't tipping anything in terms of rate cuts or hikes.U.S. central
Low-hiring, low firing environment may persist or may quickly change to a no-hiring, more-firing labor marketBusinesses are cautiously optimistic, workers are
You can always count on the big, round numbers.We've seen it before in bitcoin where it's all about the numbers with
Prior was 56.4Conditions 58.3 vs 54.9 expectedExpectations 56.6 vs 56.7 expectedInflation numbers1-year inflation 3.5% vs 4.0% prior5 year inflation 3.4% vs
As we track today's market movements from investinglive.com, it’s clear the tech sector is experiencing a remarkable day led by notable
The mood in markets is improving prior to the US open with S&P 500 futures up 0.5%. That's a turnaround from
Comments from a spokesman for Iran's foreign ministry:US-Iran talks are over "for now" A reporter from State TV says unsure when
There was no government shutdown to delay the Canadian employment data so it gets the Friday morning spotlight all to itself.Prior
There's a risk that we draw too much comfort from dip in inflation in AprilInflation falling to target earlier is good
Headlines:US equities look to recover a little after a rough few daysHow have interest rate expectations changed after this week's events?Oil
FUNDAMENTAL OVERVIEWWe’ve had a rough three-day losing streak for the Nasdaq and other major stock market indices. It’s not clear what
Rate cuts by year-endFed: 58 bps (77% probability of no change at the upcoming meeting)BoE: 45 bps (49% probability of rate
It's been a day of mixed fortunes for US futures so far today. Tech shares were battered in Wall Street yesterday
FUNDAMENTAL OVERVIEWOil prices are consolidating between key levels as traders await new developments from the US-Iran negotiations. On Wednesday, prices surged
Earlier today, we had Germany and France release their latest trade figures for December and in summary the whole of 2025.
Market sentiment appears to be stabilizing after this week’s sharp tech-led selloff. US equity futures are edging higher and cryptocurrencies are
Risk aversion intensified overnight, with US equities posting broad-based losses. DOW and S&P 500 both closed more than 1.2% lower, while
Sterling weakened sharply after the dovish read-through from the BoE’s rate hold. Although Bank Rate remained at 3.75%, the narrow 5–4
Risk-off sentiment intensified in US tech sector overnight, with another down day in the NASDAQ. The move reflected growing unease rather
Euro is trading steadily today despite inflation data coming in weaker than expected. The muted market reaction suggests investors are comfortable
Yen selloff returned to focus in Asian trading today as investors positioned ahead of Japan’s snap election this weekend. continues to
Forex markets are trading relatively steady as the US session gets underway, with no strong directional conviction emerging. Early risk-on momentum
Australian Dollar surged broadly in Asia session, drawing fresh strength from a hawkish RBA rate hike that reinforced expectations of further
Dollar extended its rebound today, though upside momentum remains restrained. Price action suggests markets are still digesting recent shifts in policy
Yen came under renewed pressure today after comments over the weekend from Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi suggested a softer stance
Last week delivered yet another reminder that volatility has become a feature this year, rather than an exception. Sudden repricing episodes
US President Donald Trump today finally named former Fed Governor Kevin Warsh to succeed Jerome Powell as Fed Chair, bringing an
Dollar is consolidating within a narrow range today, reflecting a temporary balance between supportive near-term developments and persistent longer-term headwinds. Volatility
Trading in the FX markets has turned notably listless, with Dollar continuing to drift lower but without broad-based follow-through. Political pressure,
Market reaction to the Fed’s widely expected rate hold was muted overnight, with equities struggling to find direction. S&P 500 briefly
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