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Gold prices remained steady on Tuesday as investors awaited critical US inflation data, which could influence the Federal Reserve’s upcoming monetary policy decisions. Key reports, including the Consumer Price Index (CPI) and Producer Price Index (PPI), expected later this week, …
As we enter the second week of September, markets are gearing up for a critical period of economic data and central bank decision-making. Monday’s trading session will likely set the tone for the week, as investors cautiously await key inflation …
The New Zealand dollar has remained stable despite recent market shifts. With key updates from the US and New Zealand on the horizon, traders are watching how interest rate changes could impact NZD/USD currency pair. In this article, we break …
Wheat and soybean prices have retreated slightly after a brief surge driven by short-covering but remain near their highest levels in several weeks. Persistent global supply concerns, including poor European production and weather stress in the U.S. Midwest, continue to …
As we move further into the first week of September, markets were in a state of flux on Wednesday, 4 September 2024. Investors weighed mixed economic signals and corporate updates while adjusting their expectations for the rest of the month. …
Despite a turbulent August, the S&P 500, Nasdaq Composite, and Dow Jones Industrial Average all ended the month with notable gains. As September unfolds, attention turns to key economic indicators and the Federal Reserve’s rate decision, which could significantly impact …
As we step into the first trading day of September, markets are kicking off the month with a mix of caution and anticipation. With summer behind us, investors are shifting their focus to key economic data releases and potential market-moving …
The U.S. dollar is poised to break a five-week losing streak, currently trading close to a one-week high against major currencies as of Friday. This recovery follows strong U.S. economic data, which has prompted traders to reduce expectations for aggressive …
Asian markets fell on Thursday, mirroring the downward trend in Wall Street futures, as Nvidia’s earnings report failed to meet the high expectations of optimistic investors. Nvidia’s forecasted third-quarter revenue of USD 32.5 billion did surpass Wall Street’s projections, but …
The Japanese yen has retreated from recent highs as the US dollar rebounds. This change is occurring against the backdrop of contrasting monetary policy signals from the Bank of Japan and the Federal Reserve, which are impacting the yen’s performance …
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