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The Nikkei 225 jumped to a three-week high as Japanese markets reopened after a long holiday, helped by strong gains in the US market. However, after reaching its highest level since early September, the index pulled back slightly as some …
As the final full week of September begins, markets will be digesting key developments from the prior week, particularly the outcome of the US Federal Reserve’s policy meeting and global inflation data. Investors will focus on the impact of central …
Gold prices are holding near record highs as global economic uncertainty and recent central bank decisions push investors towards safer assets. Traders are keeping a close eye on gold’s strong performance, with prices staying above key support levels. Gold holds …
The U.S. dollar surged on Thursday, bouncing back from earlier losses following the Federal Reserve’s decisive half-percentage-point rate cut. This move signalled the beginning of a monetary easing cycle focused on keeping unemployment low as inflation eases. Chair Jerome Powell …
Wednesday marks a pivotal day for global markets, with the spotlight on the US Federal Reserve’s (FOMC) interest rate decision. Investors will be closely monitoring the Fed’s announcement for indications on future monetary policy, which could drive significant market volatility. …
The currency market is seeing notable changes, with the US dollar facing pressure as traders anticipate a more relaxed stance from the Federal Reserve. As the dollar dips, currencies like the euro, yen, and sterling are showing strength, while commodity …
As the week kicks off, markets are expected to react to economic data and key developments over the weekend. Monday’s trading will be influenced by China’s economic reports, potential oil price fluctuations, and any geopolitical news that emerged over the …
Recent changes in trader sentiment, driven by new economic data and media reports, indicate that the Federal Reserve might lean towards a bigger interest rate cut. As the chances of a 50-basis-point cut increase, the US dollar has weakened, and …
The Australian and New Zealand dollars gained strength on Thursday, buoyed by a recovery in global stock markets and growing expectations of a rate cut from the European Central Bank (ECB), which helped improve risk appetite. Markets are mainly anticipating …
As we hit midweek, Wednesday, 11 September 2024, brings some important economic data and developments that could stir up market movements. Investors remain cautious, keeping a close eye on inflation and central bank signals as key events unfold. KEY INDICATORS …
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