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The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) spun in a tight circle near 48,000 on Thursday before retreating around 100 points.
Gold (XAU/USD) registers modest gains on Thursday, even though the latest US jobs data indicates that the labor market remains resilient,
The US Dollar (USD) struggled for direction amid the ongoing and intense bearish trend in place since late November. Rising bets
The Euro (EUR) trades slightly lower against the US Dollar (USD) on Thursday, weighed down by a modest uptick in the
United States 4-Week Bill Auction: 3.68% vs previous 3.905%
The Pound Sterling (GBP) rises against the US Dollar (USD) during the North American session on Thursday, even though US jobs
The Australian Dollar extends gains against the US Dollar on Thursday as markets scale back expectations of additional rate cuts by
Coupang, Inc. (CPNG), South Korea's e-commerce powerhouse, finds itself at a pivotal moment. After share prices tumbled roughly 23% from their
United States EIA Natural Gas Storage Change above forecasts (-18B) in November 28: Actual (-12B)
The Pound Sterling (GBP) rises against the US Dollar (USD) during the North American session on Thursday, even though US jobs
Canada Ivey Purchasing Managers Index s.a came in at 48.4, below expectations (53.6) in November
United States Factory Orders (MoM) registered at 0.2%, below expectations (0.5%) in September
Germany’s pension reform looks set to pass after Die Linke signals abstention, giving Euro (EUR) a temporary boost against the Pound
Silver (XAG/USD) trades on the back foot on Thursday as bulls take a breather and book partial profits after the metal
S&P 500 flushed on poor ADP employment change, and it was essential to buy that drop, just as I told clients.
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US initial jobless claims 191K versus 220K estimateJobs survey from Revelio Labs sees 9K US job losses in NovemberFreddie Mac: The
A rise in Treasury yields is the dominant feature in markets today. That's helped to lift the US dollar for its
A Trump official cited by Bloomberg said the President plans to take more stakes in mining companies.That's good news if you're
The Freddie Mac says that the 30 year average mortgage rate fell to 6.19% from 6.23% last week.The recent cycle lows
The EURUSD has been choppy today, moving up and down within a relatively contained range. In that process, the pair once
The major European indices are all closing higher on the day with the gains led by the Spain's Ibex and Germans
European equity markets closed with gains of 0.3-0.9% gains today.The winner once again was Spain's IBEX, which has been a darling
The Atlanta FedGDPNow growth is referred Q3 dipped to 3.8% from 3.9% previously. In their own words:The GDPNow model estimate for
The AUDUSD has been trending steadily higher over the past few weeks, with buyers showing a consistent appetite on dips and
The proliferation of the GDPNow report has turned into a real test of economists.It's a semi-useful indicator but really only in
In October 2021, Mark Zuckerberg went all-in on the metaverse. He had a vision of people existing in virtual worlds and
Prior was +1.4%Durable goods orders unrevised at +0.5% vs +0.5% prelimNon-defense capital goods orders unrevised at +0.9%These are dated numbers because
If you’ve been watching my videos on the USDINR over the last few days — including yesterday’s update — you know
The US stock market today presents a mixed picture, as distinct trends emerge across various sectors. Notably, Meta leads with a
The USDCAD pushed higher in early trading after the release of U.S. initial jobless claims, which showed a sharper-than-expected decline. Claims
Global markets have steadied heading into US session, with equity futures pointing to a flat open after yesterday’s strong rally. Early
Dollar attempted a mild recovery in Asia today, but the uptick lacked conviction and failed to alter the broader picture of
Dollar selling intensified again in early US session after another weak ADP employment report, marking the fourth decline in private payrolls
Risk sentiment was mixed in Asian trading today. The Nikkei outperformed thanks to a rebound in SoftBank and renewed enthusiasm for
Sterling weakened slightly today as markets digested last night’s abrupt resignation of OBR Chair Richard Hughes, who stepped down following the
Market sentiment steadied across Asia today, with most assets drifting in tight ranges after Monday’s volatility. The overnight selloff in the
Dollar fell broadly today, though the move lacked a clear single trigger. Fed expectations barely shifted, with December cut bets ticking
Risk aversion returned to Asia at the start of December, lifting Yen sharply across the board. The shift in sentiment coincided
Markets were broadly quiet today as holiday conditions dominated trading, with liquidity thinning further after a major technical issue at the
Japan’s data releases were surprisingly strong today, with both industrial output and retail sales showing impressive gains. Combined, they paint a
Trading turned subdued as markets moved into the U.S. session, with activity expected to slow further as Thanksgiving approaches. Liquidity conditions
New Zealand Dollar’s broad-based rally extended through today’s Asian session as a run of solid domestic data continued to bolster confidence
Sterling advanced broadly today as markets reacted positively to the highly anticipated Autumn Budget. Early jitters surfaced when the OBR mistakenly
Risk-on sentiment extended through Asian session, from intensifying bets on December Fed rate cut. The shift in sentiment sent US stocks
Dollar weakened notably against Euro and Yen in early U.S. session, tracking another leg lower in Treasury yields as markets absorbed
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