Market Overview

Global stocks displayed subtle signs of stability during Friday’s trading session as investors re-evaluated the explosive Trump developments which rattled financial markets this week. Asian...

Politics continues to be the dominant driver of financial markets, although some traders were caught in a mini flash crash overnight in GBP/USD, which fell 90-odds points in a minute. For...

Flash Crash In GBP/USDA long and rather strange week is coming to an end with the main story being the weakness that has remained in the US dollar following the latest round of allegations to hit the...

EUR/JPYToday’s support: - 123.30 (main), where correction is possible. Break would give 123.00, where correction also may be. Then follows 122.74. Break of the latter would result 122.53. If a...

Dollar recovered mildly as markets calmed down from US President Donald Trump's political turmoil. But the greenback is still set to end the week as the weakest major currency. DOW also recovered...

Market movers today Today is another quiet day in terms of data releases. In the afternoon, the euro area consumer confidence indicator for May is due out, which we expect to show a rise to -3.1 from...

The US dollar is on course to end the week lower against most major counterparts after coming under pressure from US political concerns amid controversy concerning President Donald Trump. Safe haven...

Key Points: Australian unemployment rate declines to 5.7%. Part time employment numbers rising. Watch for the RBA to hold rates steady at the next meeting. The latest release of Australian...

President Donald Trump’s latest political turmoil triggered a global sell-off for US markets. The latest criticism to hit the Trump administration is his latest fiasco leaking highly classified...

CurrenciesEUR/USD – The euro surged to $1.1174 during last night’s trading session before pulling back to $1.1128 this morning. The pair reached a six month high last night after senators...

As a result of the housing and mortgage crisis of the Great Recession, economists have been paying more attention to the liabilities portion of household balance sheets. Among the New York Federal...

The Latest Conference Board Leading Economic Index (LEI) for April increased to 126.9 from 126.5 in March and is currently at an all-time high. The 0.3 percent month-over-month gain matched the...

Here is the opening statement from the Department of Labor: In the week ending May 13, the advance figure for seasonally adjusted initial claims was 232,000, a decrease of 4,000 from the previous...

The heavy hand of past borrowings continues to hang over us. China's explosion of debt is worrisome. The bad loans being carried by European banks may be a factor restraining the willingness to lend....