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The rebound in US economic growth in the third quarter is looking vulnerable in Q4, according to recent estimates from several sources. If the projections are accurate, the 2.9% pace in Q3 (the...
Risk lovers lost ground as the US markets finally instigated the post-Trump victory correction.The Dow Jones futures retreated to $19066, while the S&P500 futures tested the $2200 support in Asia....
by Eli Wright Normal trading volumes returned to the markets yesterday, and with it came profit-taking, as investors sought to cash out of the Trump Rally, at least for now. Despite expectations of a...
The US dollar correctly lowered yesterday, but most of the selling was over by the end of the Asian session, and the greenback steadied in Europe and North America. The dollar is firm against the euro...
Dollar weakness short-livedThe dollar’s reversal yesterday surprised many, including myself. After appearing to regain a sense of normalcy from rallying for three straight weeks since...
In a bid to curtail inflation and black market activates, India have decided to abruptly discontinue their largest bank notes. By invalidating 500 and 1000 rupee bills the Indian Government hopes to...
“Content makes poor men rich; discontent makes rich men poor.” – Benjamin Franklin (ed.), Poor Richard’s AlmanackThe Thanksgiving week report is always a light one, much like...
Market BriefTrading in the Asian session was subdued, weighed down by the shifting outlook for oil prices. The Nikkei fell -0.4%, the Hang Seng followed -0.2%, yet the Shanghai Composite rose 0.3%....
Markets believe in Trump's promises of fiscal easingGlobal manufacturing sector improving Upward risk to interest rates and yields USD to strengthen further in coming months before turning To read the...
The Bank of England (BoE) Governor Carney’s will for a lengthy Brexit transition weighed on the recent pound recovery, sending Cable below the 200-hour moving average (1.2428) from a two-week...
Everybody wants a deal, but not everyone is willing to participate in making one. This is how it currently feels with just 24 hours before ministers from OPEC meet to reveal their strategy for ending...
A modern economy typically involves millions of individuals making decisions about consumption, production and investment based on a myriad of personal preferences. It should be obvious that such a...
It is a fairly thin release calendar today, so the market will probably be focused on signals from OPEC countries ahead of the meeting tomorrow and possible implications of the Italian referendum on...
Eurozone business sentiment on track to inch up to five-year high in November US Q3 GDP growth projected to inch higher in today's revised data November's US Consumer Confidence Index set to rise to...
In the summer of 2013, in an incident widely referred to as incident as the “taper tantrum”, the bond market threw a hissy fit over a Fed announcement that the Fed would taper QE...