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The week is looking volatile, with the Trump administration’s failure to get its health reforms passed serving as a pretext for generalized profit taking on all stock markets, as well as on the U.S. dollar, which is down against all the other major currencies.
Other important measures will have to be approved in the coming months by the Trump administration and this recent failure will raise doubts as to the President’s ability to deliver on his campaign promises. The next challenge will no doubt be the federal budget, which is to be tabled in late April.
Over the weekend, a commission made up of officials from OPEC member nations and certain non-member countries agreed to look into the possibility of renewing the agreement on cutting oil output for six more months. The statement that followed the meeting failed to satisfy investors, and leaves looming doubts regarding the cartel’s ability to limit global supply. Concern remains palpable, as the price of crude oil is down 1% again this morning.
Following the ECB, all eyes are on the Fed's upcoming interest rate decision, and the US central bank is anticipated to hold rates steady. Our proprietary tool now indicates a...
Stocks rallied on Monday, ahead of an eventful two days. Meanwhile, the market is also busy repricing its rate path for the Fed policy, with Fed Futures now seeing fewer than three...
BoJ ends negative rates and yield curve control in historic moveBut yen can’t catch a break as Ueda signals ongoing accommodative stanceAussie also under pressure as RBA...
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