UPCOMING EVENTS: Monday: China Caixin Services PMI, German CPI, Canada Services PMI. Tuesday: Switzerland CPI, French CPI, Eurozone CPI, US ISM Services PMI, US Job Openings. Wednesday: Australia Monthly CPI, Eurozone PPI, US ADP, FOMC Minutes. Thursday: Japan Average Cash Earnings, Eurozone Retail Sales, US NFIB Small Business Optimism Index, US Jobless Claims. Friday: Switzerland
Spot gold traded between $2595 (December 30) and $2665 (January 3) in the week ended January 3. The metal gained upward traction on new year fund inflows and concerns about the Chinese economy as China’s manufacturing PMI disappointed. It peaked at $2665 on better-than-expected US ISM manufacturing PMI. The metal closed with a loss of
GBP/USD found a thin recovery on Friday, gaining roughly four-tenths of one percent and ending the first trading week of 2025 back above the 1.2400 handle. UK macroeconomic and consumer credit data broadly missed the mark early on Friday, but the low-tier figures barely registered on the needle. On the US side, US business activity
Dollar Index started the new year with a pronounced surge. Sterling, Euro, and Swiss Franc bore the brunt of this strength, reflecting the sluggish economic outlook in Europe and ongoing concerns about the impact of new US tariffs. Despite these gains, Dollar’s performance against other currencies, including Yen and commodity-linked peers, was more muted. Consolidations
The Nasdaq indices run to the upside is continuing with the price currently up 279 points or 1.45% at 19558.42. The high price reached 19560.11. Looking at the hourly chart above, the price is also approaching its 200-hour moving average at 19571.58. The price fell below that moving average on December 30 and reached a
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Gold prices retreated from a three-week high on Friday, pressured by a robust dollar, while markets braced for potential economic and trade shifts under U.S. President-elect Donald Trump. Spot gold eased 0.6% to $2,641.52 an ounce at 01:41 p.m. ET (1841 GMT), after hitting its highest level since Dec. 13 earlier in the session. Bullion
Another earning season is over. The winners? Most of our stocks. Twenty-three out of 33 portfolio names delivered third-quarter reports were deemed good or great by the Investing Club, thanks partly to a still-strong consumer and largely to the massive build out of all things AI. Case in point: In the S & P 500,
AUD/USD trades back and forth around 0.6200 with investors focusing on the US ISM Manufacturing PMI data. The Fed has signaled fewer interest rate cuts for this year. RBA policymakers need to be confident that inflation will decline as per their expectations before pivoting to interest rate cuts. The AUD/USD pair trades sideways around 0.6200
Major US indices are closing solidly higher and in doing so are snapping multi-day losing streaks. For the Dow Industrial average it snapped its 4-day losing streak. For the broader S&P and NASDAQ indices,. they both snapped 5-day losing streaks. For the trading week, the indices are closing lower. A snapshot of the closing levels
Market: S&P index up +1.26% NASDAQ index up +1.77% Crude oil up $0.86 and $73.98. Gold down $-19.08 or -0.72% at $2638.45 Bitcoin is up $1400 at $98,314 In the US debt market, yields are higher with the shorter end up the most: US 2Y T-NOTE: Yield: 4.2807%, Change: 3.3 bps US 3Y T-NOTE: Yield:
Oil prices rose on Friday, closing the week higher on the back of cold weather in Europe and the U.S. as well as additional economic stimulus flagged by China. Brent crude futures settled 58 cents, or 0.8%, higher at $76.51 a barrel, the highest level since Oct 14. U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude settled 83
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The business activity in the US manufacturing sector contracted at a softer pace than expected in December. The US Dollar Index stays in negative territory near 109.00. The business activity in the US manufacturing sector continued to contract, albeit at a softening pace in December, with the ISM Manufacturing PMI rising to 49.3 from 48.4 in November.
Dollar strengthened modestly following the latest ISM Manufacturing PMI, which indicated some stabilization in the US manufacturing sector toward the end of 2024. Despite the improvement, the sector continues to face challenges, with half of its industries still contracting. The ISM report did little to shift expectations that Fed will pause its easing cycle at
Crude oil futures are selling and $73.96 up $0.83 or 1.13%. The settlement price is the highest since October 11. Cold weather, and Chinese policy support are being cited as reasons for the rise today and for the trading week. This week the price has risen by $4.13 or 5.5%. Looking at the daily chart,
High risk warning: Foreign exchange trading carries a high level of risk that may not be suitable for all investors. Leverage creates additional risk and loss exposure. Before you decide to trade foreign exchange, carefully consider your investment objectives, experience level, and risk tolerance. You could lose some or all your initial investment; do not
Oil prices extended their gains on Friday after closing at their highest in more than two months in the previous session on hopes governments across the world may increase policy support to revive economic growth that would lift fuel demand. Brent crude futures rose 16 cents, or 0.2%, to $76.09 a barrel by 0132 GMT
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