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EUR/USD registers solid gains of over 0.51% on Tuesday, boosted by a weaker US Dollar, as data reinforced traders’ speculation that
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) is expected to cut the Official Cash Rate (OCR) to 2.25% from 2.5%, following
Australia will release the first complete Monthly Consumer Price Index (CPI) on Wednesday, using the October 2025 reference month, and it
The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) gained a volatile 550-plus points on Tuesday, rallying out of an early volatility spat as
We have been monitoring the SP500 (SPX) to reach approximately 7120 in an Elliott Wave (EW) Principle impulse (five-wave) move upward
Gold (XAU/USD) climbs over 0.14% on Tuesday after US economic data augmented speculation of a rate cut by the Federal Reserve
The US Dollar (USD) extended its intense pullback as investors assessed the softer US data releases and increasing bets for further
West Texas Intermediate (WTI) Crude Oil retreats on Tuesday, giving back the modest gains recorded in the previous session as traders
United States 5-Year Note Auction down to 3.562% from previous 3.625%
USD/CHF holds near 0.8080 on Tuesday at the time of writing, with the pair showing little direction with simultaneous weakness in
United States 52-Week Bill Auction increased to 3.46% from previous 3.445%
The Japanese Yen(JPY) trades on the front foot against the US Dollar (USD) on Tuesday, with USD/JPY pressured by intervention chatter
AUD/USD trades around 0.6450 on Tuesday, down 0.30% on the day at the time of writing. The pair pulls back after
GBP/USD advances some 0.59% on Tuesday due to broad US Dollar weakness amid a scarce economic docket in the UK with
GBP/USD advances some 0.59% on Tuesday due to broad US Dollar (USD) weakness amid a scarce economic docket in the United
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Investors pushed two of the market’s biggest artificial-intelligence names in opposite directions on Tuesday, highlighting shifting sentiment inside the AI trade.
Deutsche Bank expects the euro to strengthen meaningfully over the next two years, projecting EUR/USD to reach 1.25 by end-2026, up
more to come--Expectations I had seen centred on:Headline crude +0.05 mn barrelsDistillates +0.6 mn bblsGasoline +0.7 mn---This data point is from
Via Bloomberg:Weak Yen Boosts December Rate-Hike Chances, Ex-BOJ Official Says (gated)In brief:Support inside the Bank of Japan for a near-term rate
US stocks are trading at new highsUS October budget deficit $284 billion versus estimate of $235.05 billionWhite House correspondent: US Treasury
HP Inc. reported fourth quarter (ended October 31 2025) revenue of US$14.64 billion, topping consensus of ~US$14.53 billion. Adjusted earnings per
Financial Times with the news: This article was written by Eamonn Sheridan at investinglive.com.
Post 'em if ya got 'em! This article was written by Eamonn Sheridan at investinglive.com.
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand is the focus for the session here. The Bank is expected to cut its cash
Major US indices are trading at new session highs led by the Dow industrial average with a gain of 1.45%. The
Says his team has made “tremendous progress” toward ending the Russia–Ukraine war.Claims the war “would have never started” if he had
Crude oil futures are settling at $57.95. That is down $0.89 or -1.51%. The low price reached $57.10. The high price
Budget deficit $284 billion versus $235.05 billion estimate. Compares unfavorably to 2024 deficit of $257 billion.Total outlays $689 billion versus $584
Amazon shares are trading up around 1.5% on the day and increasing the bullish bias in the process. In the video
It was reported earlier that White House economic advisor Hassett was the front runner for the Fed chair position.Fox News White
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
Yen’s selloff accelerated again today despite repeated warnings from top Japanese officials that they are monitoring FX markets with a “strong
Risk-off sentiment continues to drive global markets this week, but the traditional safe-haven Yen is gaining little traction from the turbulence.
Global markets remain under pressure today as risk sentiment deteriorates further across regions. Europe opened firmly lower, tracking the broad declines
Swiss Franc and Yen led the forex board in Asian session today, buoyed by a fresh wave of risk aversion. U.S.
Sterling is outperforming in otherwise quiet trading, reversing some of the weakness seen late last week. The Pound and UK bonds
Sentiment in Asian markets started the week on the softer side, though the pullback has been well contained so far. The
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