As I wrote on Monday, the big question for this year is whether the recessionary effects of the Fed rate hikes have just been delayed, or whether, because the rate hikes have stopped, so has the head...
The week is relatively light in terms of financial data releases when compared to previous ones, as the Easter holidays will put some markets on hold on Good Friday. The Tokyo CPI report a...
The S&P 500 was a bit choppy early during the trading session on Tuesday as we continue to look to the upside. But I think at this point in time, we may be lacking a real reason to get moving. Aft...
Image Source: Pexels The approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs in Hong Kong is poised to be a game-changer for the cryptocurrency market, potentially serving as a significant catalyst for Bitcoin’s g...
Yesterday, I detailed how the Fed is a political entity… and it leans left.By quick way of review…1) The Bernanke-led Fed launched QE 3 just three months before the 2012 Presidential election. At ...
Photo by Timothy Newman on Unsplash The pick-up in Chinese steel demand remains slower than expected this year, continuing to weigh on steel profit margins and iron ore prices. Meanwhile, a beari...
The USD/CAD forecast turns bullish today as the Canadian dollar is losing ground, spurred by the Bank of Canada’s observation of persistently low productivity in Canada. Moreover, the loonie weakene...
Image source: Pixabay AUD/USD sells off midweek after Australia prints lower-than-expected inflation in February. Another drop in Iron Ore prices, the country’s largest export, further weigh...
S&P 500 rose intraday only to repeat the flush in the power hour – the goods orders data above expectations didn‘t go well with a soft landing. While that doesn‘t change much for swing trade...