Month: September 2022

The Canadian dollar is at an interesting spot on the global spectrum of risk assets at the moment. Domestically, it’s been a good year with strong GDP growth as the economy reopened from covid. Commodity investment has picked up and terms of trade have improved. For much of the year, that kept the loonie neck-and-neck
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Selloff in Pound catches most currency related headlines today, as it slumped to a 37-year low against Dollar. The decline came after data showed retail sales contracted in both volume and value term in August, indicating that inflation was already biting into spending. In the background, the UK economic is already in recession. Still for
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After Ethereum’s long-awaited Merge, it’s an ideal time to think about how we can also improve smart contracts. Essentially apps that run on blockchains, smart contracts are a vital component of our Web3 applications. But interacting with them remains quite dangerous, especially for non-developers. Many of the incidents where users lose their crypto assets are
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The always awesome US Market Open roundup via Newsquawk Full Note – incl Podcast Euro-bourses see the deepest losses whilst the FTSE 100 is cushioned by the slide in the Pound GBP extended losses in wake of significantly weaker than forecast ONS retail sales data, with Cable sliding to the lowest level since 1985 10yr
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Overall, Dollar remains the strongest one for the week, followed by Swiss Franc and then Yen. Risk aversion support these currencies, on the expectation of another jumbo rate hike by Fed next week. Commodity currencies are the worst performers with Kiwi having an underhand. Euro and Sterling are mixed for now, with Euro having a
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USDCAD trades the highest level since November 2020 The USDCAD has moved to a new session high and in the process has taken out the high from July at 1.3322 (the high for the year). That takes the price to the highest level since November 2020. Looking at the 4 hour chart, the area between
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AUD/USD has hit its lowest since the middle of July NZD/USD is faring relatively worse, hitting its lowest since May of 2020. — ANZ on the Australian vs the New Zealand dollar: Markets are factoring in military gains by Ukraine and putting UK political uncertainty behind them, and the AUD is rising to the fore
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Gold prices inched lower on Thursday, as a firmer dollar and expectations of big interest rate hikes from the U.S. Federal Reserve diminished the metal’s appeal. FUNDAMENTALS Spot gold fell 0.1% to $1,693.81 per ounce, as of 0110 GMT. U.S. gold futures were down 0.3% at $1,704.4. The dollar index edged 0.1% higher towards recent
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In this article FDX Getty Images FedEx on Thursday withdrew its full-year guidance and announced significant cost-cutting measures following what it called softness in global volume of shipments. “Global volumes declined as macroeconomic trends significantly worsened later in the quarter, both internationally and in the U.S.,” CEO Raj Subramaniam said in the release. “While this
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