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The dreaded inversion of the yield curve has taken place as an emerging consensus that the Federal Reserve will be more aggressive in raising rates led to a selloff of US Treasuries—hitting the...

A surprise truce to the Yemen war could complicate oil’s rebound from its worst weekly decline in two years, as the pact by Houthi rebels not to attack Saudi oil facilities removes a key...

Asian stock markets remain mixed in terms of sentiment and the impact of the USD on domestic currencies, following the latest US unemployment print on Friday night. Oil prices are still pulling back...

Global MarketsGlobal equities consolidated last week after solid gains over the previous two weeks, with the most notable market movement being a sharp drop in oil prices as the U.S. announced the...

Friday night saw the release of the latest US unemployment print which would normally set the tone for risk sentiment for the rest of the month. It was a fairly solid report, but stocks reacted with...

DXY was up Friday night:   AUD rose on the crosses but fell versus DXY:Oil plunged:Metals are no longer used in China! EM stocks (NYSE:EEM) sputtered:Junk (NYSE:HYG) rolled:The curve was mown...

April historically the best month for stocks But volatility, driven by array of ongoing headwinds, expected to continue Russia-Ukraine conflict, Fed policy two biggest potential catalysts Though April...

Interest rates, the price of oil and the Russia-Ukraine conflict will continue to influence trading in stock markets next week, though investors seem more willing to take risks after several weeks of...