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The EUR/USD ended Friday with losses of 0.10% but the week finished on a higher note up 0.51% as risk appetite
The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) lagged behind its major index peers on Friday, backsliding nearly 600 points at its lowest
Federal Reserve (Fed) governor Stephen Miran spoke at a Fox Business interview on Friday, stating that monetary policy should be forward-looking
Gold (XAU/USD) tumbles nearly 2% on Friday, yet it has recovered after reaching a daily low of $4,032 on growing speculation
USD/JPY trims early losses on Friday, with the pair rebounding toward nine-month highs as the US Dollar (USD) stabilizes. At the
United States Baker Hughes US Oil Rig Count above expectations (415): Actual (417)
Gold (XAUUSD) trades on the back foot on Friday as bulls struggle to hold early gains amid mixed market sentiment. At
AUD/USD trades higher on Friday around 0.6550 at the time of writing, up 0.30% on the day, supported by renewed demand
NZD/USD trades higher around 0.5680 on Friday, up 0.60% on the day at the time of writing. The pair benefits from
USD/CHF stages a modest rebound on Friday after slipping to its lowest level since October 17 earlier in the European session.
Russia Consumer Price Index (MoM) up to 0.5% in October from previous 0.34%
The Pound Sterling (GBP) trades 0.4% lower to near 1.3130 against the US Dollar (USD) during the European trading session on
United States EIA Natural Gas Storage Change above forecasts (34B) in November 7: Actual (45B)
Federal Reserve (Fed) Bank of Kansas City President Jeffrey Schmid spoke about the economic outlook and monetary policy at the Joint
Colombia Retail Sales (YoY) increased to 14.4% in September from previous 12.4%
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Berkshire Hathaway trims stake in Apple, buys Google - filingFed's Miran: Recent data has made the case for a rate cut
Berkshire Hathaway is out with its latest 13F filing and it doesn't show it show any big deployments of the +$340
US equity markets slumped hard at the open but recovered to flat within 90 minutes of the open. From there some
Risk assets bounced and so did bitcoin but it's giving it back. Bitcoin is now at a fresh low since May
If you're a gold trade, there is an article out today that highlights some very important points. It cites a handful
First of all, there has been virtually no economic data. Secondly, this guy is a broken record.It's safe to say he's
Oil has been batted around this week as the market tries to get a sense of what's happening to Russian barrels
We've got a jobs report on the economic calendar.The BLS announced that it will release the Sept 2025 employment report on
Logan has said this before but it's notable that she will be a voter next year.Says she would need to see
The Trump administration must be seeing polling numbers around inflation hurting. They're playing some defense lately and now the administration is
USD/JPY has been in a steady uptrend since cratering early in the year due to Trump's tariff agenda. It bottomed just
The last time I was writing about David Tepper was 14 months ago when he was on CNBC and talking about
What a comeback.It's taken barely over an hour to erase the big opening losses. The trigger seems to be that the
The UK Labour government ditched plans to raise income tax after spending weeks laying the groundwork for the move.The problem is
Says his concern on inflation is much broader than tariffs aloneMy rationale for Oct dissent continues to guide me as I
Last week delivered what should have been a moment of relief for global markets: the US finally ended its historic government
Risk aversion intensified with markets once again gripped by tech-led weakness. Nvidia slumped in premarket trading, dragging the broader semiconductor and
Risk aversion returned forcefully overnight, with Wall Street suffering its steepest daily decline in a month as investors unwound exposures. The
The forex markets were broadly indecisive today, with major currencies struggling to find convictions in their movements. Sterling initially fell after
Australian Dollar strengthened broadly in Asian session today after stronger-than-expected October employment report reinforced confidence in the resilience of Australia’s labor
The key themes driving global FX markets this week continued to dominate today’s session, with Yen weakness, Sterling softness, and Swiss
Yen extended its broad decline in Asian session as Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi doubled down on her call for the
Sterling fell mildly across the board today as weak UK labor market data reinforced expectations that the BoE would deliver a
U.S. markets surged overnight after lawmakers in Washington moved closer to ending the country’s record-breaking government shutdown, boosting risk sentiment across
Global risk appetite improved markedly today, with strong gains in Asia carrying over into European trading and U.S. futures pointing higher.
Yen was under pressure across the board in Asian session today as improved sentiment toward China and dovish domestic signals combined
It was another volatile week in global markets, defined less by fresh data and more by the growing weight of unresolved
Canadian Dollar firmed sharply in early U.S. session after a surprisingly strong set of October employment figures. While the gains were
Global markets turned defensive again as risk aversion returned, led by a renewed wave of selling in technology shares. The U.S.
Sterling traded mildly higher following the BoE’s decision to keep interest rates unchanged at 4.00% in a tight 5–4 vote. Overall
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