Today’s Economic events Japan current account 1.64Tn. vs. 1.59Tn Japan Bank ending y/y 2.30% vs. 2.20% previously Japan average cash earnings y/y 0.10% vs. 0.70% Australia ANZ job advertisements m/m...
The Canadian dollar made quite an amazing turnaround, with a move worth over 1000 pips. Also the pound is a bit wild. What’s next? The team at CIBC examines: Here is their view, courtesy of eFXnews:...
Bloomberg News recently made an astounding proclamation in a news release , by nothing less than postulating a return to a gold standard. Let me repeat. Bloomberg, a part of the mainstream media pr...
The week-over-week change in our aggregate world market watch list was a disappointing 2.90% decline, a major reversal from the previous week’s 1.10% gain. China;s Shanghai Composite was the top...
The FTSE 100 (FXCM: UK100) has now breached its January 26 low of 5767 and is expected to drift to the January 21 low of 5660 over the coming days ahead. Traders not short will most likely use a pul...
They were wrong. The best part of waking up isn’t the prospect of sipping on some dreadful freeze-dried coffee. It is, instead, holding my breath, bracing myself, turning on my screen, and see it co...
XAU-USD jumped more than 1.5% on Friday in response to the actual Non-Farm Payrolls data missing expectations in the US. The yellow metal closed last week at $1173.06. The reading for January showed t...
After Friday’s labor report from the US, the greenback today is once again under some pressure. While new private sector jobs growth fell in January, missing analysts’ expectations, the unemployme...
Credit Suisse analyst Dan Galves sees macro worries, negative sentiment on auto stocks, and declining oil prices as understandable reasons why Tesla shares have sold off recently. However, he also thi...