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Intel stock’s September recovery remains partly intact, but Friday’s failed rebound raises a warning INTC weakened while the broader technology benchmark
The US employment report gave stock buyers something to cheer about on Friday. Payroll growth missed expectations, earlier months were revised
US stocks closed higher on Friday, with the Nasdaq 100 finishing at record levels. The Nasdaq Composite led the major indices
Earlier today, Bitcoin buyers had their shot near the top of a key swing area at $87,334, but sellers leaned against
The new trading week brings a lighter economic calendar, but there are still several events that can move currencies and yields.
Fed’s Goolsbee spoke to Fox Business Network about the labor market, inflation and the policy outlook:Labor market is steady. The inflation
As London and European traders head home, the major European indices are closing higher on the day. However, the Friday gains
With both the Nasdaq Composite and Nasdaq 100 trading at record highs, you might expect the familiar names in the Magnificent
Oil prices have moved sharply lower after French President Emmanuel Macron said diesel and crude stocks would be released over four
Prior month factory orders 0.8% down from 0.9% previouslyFactory orders: +0.1% vs +0.1% expected. Prior +0.9% revised to 0.8%.Factory orders excluding
White House NEC Director Kevin Hassett discussed the US jobs report and the administration’s economic outlook on Bloomberg TV:The jobs report
US stocks are trading higher as slower jobs gains for the month of September reduces the pressure on the Fed to
The US economy added just 29,000 jobs in September, down from 133,000 in August (revised from 162K), as private-sector hiring was
Prior was +162K (revised to +133K)Two-month net revision -60KUnemployment rate 4.2% vs 4.1% expectedPrior unemployment rate 4.1%Unrounded unemployment 4.1753% vs 4.1413% priorParticipation
FUNDAMENTAL OVERVIEW We haven’t got new major Solana’s specific catalysts in the past couple of days as macro and geopolitical developments continued
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
Dollar Index is heading towards the 102.77–103.00 resistance zone while Silver stabilizes near 60 after falling from 71.16—the two markets are
The OAT-Bund spread widened past 140.6bp, its widest since the 2012 eurozone debt crisis, as French 10-year yields surged to 4.935%
Q4 opened as a continuation of Q3. Global sovereign bonds extended their selloff, the US 10-year Treasury yield rose to around
Gold's rebound from 4,110.50 nearly tested the 4,113.82 Fibonacci projection to the tick, preserving the corrective interpretation of the decline from
Sterling rallied, Dollar fell and Aussie fell even harder. The difference was not the data alone, but where each central bank
Sterling's rally started before today's stronger UK GDP data—markets now price an 89.2% probability of a November BoE hike and a
EUR/JPY and AUD/JPY have broken key technical support this week, but the weekly performance breakdown shows only 0.1–0.3 percentage points of
DXY has reached 101.30 and is testing 101.63–101.80 resistance near a two-month high, but the rally's momentum is flattening as two
Gold and Silver both sold off as the U.S. 10-year yield surged to a fresh multi-decade high near 5.232%, but BMO
The RBA raised rates 25bp to 4.60% unanimously with hawkish statement language, yet AUD/USD reversed sharply after Governor Michele Bullock said
Yen surged broadly Monday, pushing USD/JPY through 157, after Japan's Vice Finance Minister Atsushi Mimura sharpened Tokyo's intervention warning, saying markets
Bitcoin may have completed a five-wave advance at 87,354, with 85,131.78 the pivot that decides whether the correction starts—but a pullback
Gold broke below 4,200 on Monday after taking out 4,234.68 and the 61.8% retracement at 4,230.70, turning a persistent oil-to-rates headwind
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