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Gold's small Friday gain concealed a disappointing rally for buyers. The $3,879 area is an immediate test, while $3,820-$3,850 could become
US October PPI +6.5% vs +6.6% expectedFed's Goolsbee: We're not on the way to 2% inflation and we have to deal
The S&P 500 is down 0.6% today and the Nasdaq down 1.0% but it's not as bad as it looks --
The old addage is: Never underestimate the spending power of the US consumer.That stance has been a remarkably good one for
Hard to say policy is restrictive enoughIn all likelihood, we will need to raise ratesA myriad of things are pushing up
Earnings season is supposed to be over. Instead, next week might be the most important of the quarter for the macro
Possible Fed may ahve to raise more than expectedBest care scenario is 'careful adjustment' of mon polLabor market appears on solid
Goldman Sachs is out with a chart that says the US inflation problem is almost entirely two things: tariffs and the
Inflation has spread into categories where prices not driven by energyThe jobs market looks stable, if not tightening a bitRates will
Prior was 6.3%PPI final demand m/m +0.3% vs +0.4 expectedPrior m/m +1.3%Ex-food and energy y/y +5.0% vs +5.0% expectedPrior ex-food and
The Nasdaq recovered all the losses from last Thursday’s sharp selloff amid a dip-buying wave and reassessment of AI-related risks. Nevertheless,
Headlines:Wall Street steadies despite Nvidia drama but dip buyers are still walking a tight ropeUS bond market cracks resurface as higher
Rate hikes by year-endFed: 28 bps (88% probability of 25 bps rate hike at the next meeting; 12% of 50 bps
Solana extended the selloff as Trump's remarks on Iran triggered another wave of risk-off flows across crypto markets. The US dollar
Just about everyone seems to be kicking and screaming about how Jensen Huang is tearing down the whole AI boom. And
Last week's hawkish Fed repricing, not a flight from risk, drove yields and the Dollar higher and hit non-yielding gold and
Tokyo is trying to preserve the deterrent effect of intervention through warnings and its cooperation with the US Treasury, but a
A sharp hawkish repricing of Fed expectations has pushed the US two-year yield toward 5% resistance and dragged precious metals lower,
Global market sentiment came under pressure on Thursday as Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s resignation delivered a major shock to the AI
Gold's failed rebound favors a retest of the early-November low near 3,870, but a decisive breakdown may have to wait. Hawkish
Global markets are showing two distinct signs of recovery as strong results from CoreWeave revive confidence in AI-related equities, while hawkish
Ethereum is testing a key Fibonacci support at 2,000, and a decisive break could be an early warning that selling is
Hawkish Fed repricing is pushing US yields sharply higher, but Japan's intervention threat is holding USD/JPY back as it nears 160.
Dollar strengthened broadly on Tuesday as Fed Governor Christopher Waller’s hawkish policy warning was reinforced by stronger-than-expected US inflation data, prompting
Silver is bouncing with gold as a weaker Dollar and a rebound in stocks lift the metals, but the recovery looks
Brent fell 5.85% to settle at USD 92.57 on Monday as Trump's signals against renewed Iran strikes pushed the market to
Oil prices extended their decline on Monday as President Donald Trump downplayed the prospect of renewed US military strikes against Iran.
A narrow centre-right lead after Saturday's New Zealand election reduces the immediate risk of a more dovish RBNZ mandate, giving the
Gold has rebounded to around 4,118 after gaining 5.02% last week, driven more by falling oil prices and lower Treasury yields
The US midterms set off sharp swings across stocks, oil, Treasury yields and the Dollar last week, but they did not
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