It is going to be a very a slow day as most markets are closed for Labour Day. Only Australia, New Zealand, Denmark, Israel, the United Kingdom and the US are open for trading today...
After showing a series of upbeat PMI figures last month, it seems that today’s data is running short of expectations...
Now that the US slowly enters into election season, time is running out to ratify trade agreements...
FX markets are slowly waking up at the start of this trading week. With limited news flow no one is rushing to get out of bed (end of the week brings, BoE MPC, FOMC, US jobs reports, and local UK elections...
FX markets are slowly waking up at the start of this trading week. With limited news flow no one is rushing to get out of bed (end of the week brings, BoE MPC, FOMC, US jobs reports, and local UK elections...
FX markets have paused their aggressive demand for USD. Perhaps there is trepidation ahead of today’s release of the first estimate of US 1Q GDP...
Recent monetary policy meeting statement made by the Bank of Japan (BoJ) had a muted reaction on the marketplace...
After reporting a loss of CHF 14.9 billion for the year 2018, the Swiss National Bank comes back in the green for the first quarter of 2019 as it reports a profit of CHF 30.7 billion...
A flood of better-than-expected corporate quarterly earning was a wake-up call to overly pessimistic investors. Snap and Twitter posted solid 1Q results triggering a broad-based rally in large-cap tech, propelling the S&P 500 to new all-time highs...
It’s a bullish start of the week for Australian equities and a good kickoff on public holidays. The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) policy minutes have already had an effect, but the recent quarterly inflation data releases is a confirmation that the RBA next step will be a rate cut...
Losing close to 0.75% against the buck since last week, the indian rupee is facing further difficulties. The latest policy minutes of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) provide a good insight of where monetary policy is heading while risks over oil and food prices make committee members worried...
Investors remained on the sidelines after a long weekend. Markets were still closed in numerous countries yesterday (Easter Monday...
The day started out quietly with limited trading action during the Asian session. The last employment report from Australia didn’t rock the boat as it came in line with market expectations. In March, the unemployment rate stabilised at 5% as the employment change increased by 25...
Процесс анализа криптовалютных операций становится менее трудоемким. Пользователи могут возобновить процесс блок-анализа в любой момент времени без привлечения лишнего инструментария...
Chinese economy accelerates The publication of the last batch of Chinese hard data painted a better-than-expected picture of the country’s economic situation. Investors have increasingly worried that slowing growth in the world second largest economy would have a significant global impact...
Chinese economy accelerates The publication of the last batch of Chinese hard data painted a better-than-expected picture of the country’s economic situation. Investors have increasingly worried that slowing growth in the world second largest economy would have a significant global impact...
Things have changed rapidly in the past few months. Initially considering a rate hike for 2019, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has finally changed its rhetoric, gradually turning from a hawkish to neutral and finally reversing towards a dovish bias...
