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Midweek trading on Wednesday, 22 January 2025, will focus on critical economic updates and earnings results, with global markets reacting to developments in growth, inflation, and corporate performance. Wednesday’s session is likely to be data-driven, with a mix of economic …
The US dollar saw gains during volatile Asian trading on Tuesday following President Donald Trump’s remarks about the possibility of imposing 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico. This led to a decline in both the Canadian dollar and the Mexican …
As the third trading week of 2025 begins, Monday, 20 January 2025, will focus on key economic data releases, earnings updates, and geopolitical developments. Being Inauguration Day in Washington, D.C., to swear in President-elect Donald J. Trump for his second …
Gold maintained its strength this week, driven by optimism around potential Federal Reserve rate cuts and easing inflation pressures. Supportive signals from policymakers, combined with a weaker US dollar and falling Treasury yields, bolstered gold’s appeal as a safe haven. …
The Chinese yuan traded at 7.34841 against the U.S. dollar (Symbol: USDCNH) on Thursday, reflecting stability alongside mounting speculation about easing measures from the People’s Bank of China (PBOC). The currency pair has been trading near a 16-month low, driven …
Midweek trading on Wednesday, 15 January 2025, will centre on critical economic data and corporate earnings, offering fresh insights into economic conditions and setting the tone for the rest of the month. Wednesday’s session is expected to be data-driven, with …
Gold prices declined as the precious metals market consolidated amid mixed signals from the Federal Reserve and strong equity markets. Improving economic optimism has reduced safe-haven demand, but uncertainties around US inflation, Federal Reserve policy, and upcoming economic measures continue …
As markets settle into the new year, Monday, 13 January 2025, kicks off a pivotal week marked by economic data releases, the momentum of the corporate earnings season, and shifts in global market sentiment. Investors will focus on key indicators …
Crude oil prices are rising as freezing weather boosts demand for heating fuels, while tight supplies and geopolitical concerns add pressure. Traders remain focused on market trends and upcoming policy developments. WTI crude rises on heating fuel demand WTI crude …
The Japanese yen has seen limited movement between the 157.763 and 158.553 range against the U.S. dollar, despite wage data coming in better than expected. While the wage growth beat offers some optimism, real wage growth remains slightly negative, dampening its …
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