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United States CFTC Gold NC Net Positions up to $2047K from previous $176.6K
Japan CFTC JPY NC Net Positions rose from previous ¥70.4K to ¥681K
United Kingdom CFTC GBP NC Net Positions down to £-203K from previous £-16.8K
Australia CFTC AUD NC Net Positions down to $-739K from previous $-65.8K
United States CFTC Oil NC Net Positions climbed from previous 39.8K to 656K
Eurozone CFTC EUR NC Net Positions: €1073K vs €111.8K
United States CFTC S&P 500 NC Net Positions fell from previous $-145.3K to $-1501K
The Canadian Dollar (CAD) found room on the high side on Friday, climbing nearly 0.9% and locking in a second straight
The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) made slim gains on Friday, climbing another 150 points and ending a moderately bullish week
We have been monitoring the SP500 (SPX) to reach approximately 7120 in an Elliott Wave (EW) Principle impulse (five-wave) move upward
United States Consumer Credit Change came in at $9.18B, below expectations ($10.5B) in October
Gold (XAU/USD) advances during the North American session on Friday, poised to finish the week almost flat above the $4,200 figure
The Australian Dollar (AUD) extends its advance against the US Dollar (USD) on Friday, with AUD/USD climbing to its highest level
United States Baker Hughes US Oil Rig Count above forecasts (409): Actual (413)
Gold (XAU/USD) erases earlier gains on Friday as a firmer US Dollar (USD) tempers bullish momentum, with the metal oscillating within
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U.S. stocks ended the day modestly higher, supported by steady gains in large-caps and renewed strength in several growth names. The
The Federal Reserve will announce or interest rate decision on Wednesday at 2 PM ET. Fed chair Powell will speak at
Adobe reports earnings next Wednesday, with expectations calling for EPS of $5.39 on $6.11 billion in revenue. That compares with $4.81
Prior month $11.01 billion revised from $13.09 billionConsumer credit for the month of October $9.18 billion versus $10.50 billion expected This
The World Cup is in the USA, Canada and Mexico this year. The World Cup draw is underway now and the
Recall last week, Baker Hughes oil rig count fell -12. Today they rose by half of that with a gain of
The USDCHF is trading higher and has stretched to a new high for the week in the last hour or so
Most of the major European indices are closing lower. The exception is the German DAX. The other indices are closing near
Earlier reports said Trump wouldn't be talking trade with his North American counterparts but now that doesn't seem to be the
Treasury Secretary Bessent is out with a good review of the China trade detente. He said the had a constructive call
The EURUSD is trading to new session lows and in the process is breaking below 3 technical levels:100 day moving average
Gold is one of several assets that have seen heavy selling in the past half-hour. Gold has quickly turned a $50
The USDCAD continued its move to the downside today, extending the sharp reaction that followed the stronger-than-expected Canadian jobs report. The
Oil prices will like this:The EU and G7 in talks on imposing a full ban on accessing maritime services by Russia
There are two things that the market considers with economic data:What the Fed will doWhat the Fed should doNow those two
Canadian Dollar climbed sharply after a blockbuster November jobs report, which easily surpassed expectations and reinforced the view that the BoC
Japan remains the center of attention in an otherwise quiet Asian session, with traders focused on the relentless climb in JGB
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
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