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Why Retail Traders Are Rethinking Traditional Prop FirmsUS stocks end the week mixed; Russell 2000 closes at a recordTrump: Pretty soon
US stocks finished mostly lower on Friday, taking some of the shine off a week that saw both the S&P 500
Trump is speaking and says:Pretty soon he'll be declaring the Strait of Hormuz territory of the US.Warned that Iranian aggression would
The EURUSD moved sharply higher through the European and early North American sessions, but the rally ran into a familiar technical
The weekly Baker Hughes rig count showed:Oil up 1 to 455Natural gas up 4 to 128Total rigs +5 to 593. Versus a
Chicago Fed Pres. Goolsby is on the wires sayingUS GDP and labor market are basically stableThe weak retail sales represents one month
As London/European traders head for the exits, the major European stock indices are closing mostly lower. Germany's DAX was the notable
The major US stock indices are trading lower on the day, taking some of the shine off what had been a
The GBPUSD is pushing sharply higher, up close to 0.50% on the day, with the rally taking the pair to its
Prior month 0.3% revised higher to 0.4%Business inventories for June 0.0% vs 0.1% estimateRetail inventories ex autos -0.4% vs -0.2% last month.Sales
Prior was 55.2Conditions 51.8 vs 55.0 expected (prior 54.9)Expectations 50.6 vs 55.2 expected (prior 54.0)1-year inflation 4.3% vs 4.2% prior5-year inflation
In yesterday’s post and video, I highlighted the importance of the swing area between 0.8138 and 0.81513, writing:“Ultimately, if buyers are
Coming into today’s trading, USDCAD had been confined to a relatively narrow range for the week. The high was set on
Prior month +1.3%Manufacturing Sales +0.1% versus -0.1% estimateDetails:Manufacturing sales: +0.1% m/m to $78.8 billion, the fifth consecutive monthly increase. Year over year:
Prior was +0.2%Ex autos -0.3% vs +0.2% expEx gas and autos -0.2% vs +0.4% priorRetail control -0.4% vs +0.3% expRetail sales
The Canadian dollar's rally has accelerated sharply this week without help from oil, built instead on blowout GDP and jobs data
USD/JPY's rebound from last month's intervention is stalling just below 160, as reports of an informal US-Japan understanding — support for
Dollar slipped again after July PPI undershot expectations, reinforcing fading Fed hike bets, annual producer inflation slowed from 5.5% to 4.7%
The RBNZ's latest Survey of Expectations pointed to a September hike and firmer growth, yet NZD fell across the board —
EUR/USD has nearly everything bulls could ask for — a weaker Dollar, fading Fed hike bets, and rising ECB hike odds
Dollar weakened broadly after July CPI matched expectations, with headline inflation slowing from 3.5% to 3.4% y/y and core easing from
Bitcoin is drifting toward the psychologically important $60,000 level in a bearish holding pattern, with September 15's procedural cloture vote on
Gold has kept climbing even as Brent rebounded from $70 toward $90, a divergence that reflects markets betting the Fed won't
Three currencies sit at the top of Tuesday's FX board, but they aren't telling one story. Australian Dollar strengthened because the
A hawkish BoE tailwind has lifted Sterling this week, but Thursday's June monthly GDP — not the flattering Q2 headline —
Could Brent oil actually retest $100? A confirmed technical breakout and a Hormuz negotiation stuck on the same unresolved dispute suggest
Yen is under broad-based pressure again, barely 10 days after joint US-Japan intervention forced traders to retreat. Intervention has not failed,
A weak jobs report already made the case for a Fed hold, but only Wednesday's CPI can confirm inflation is cooling
The RBA's Tuesday hold is a formality — what matters for AUD/CAD is whether its tightening bias survives, and the setup
July's shockingly weak NFP report flipped September Fed odds toward a hold, but with Brent still above $80 and the Strait
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