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Asian share markets are rebounding somewhat outside of Japan with risk sentiment improving slightly on overnight volatility. The RBNZ surprised today with a 50bps rate rise, which sent AUD/NZD to a...
Wall Street had the wobbles again overnight, led by a steep selloff in tech shares with European shares also unsteady with new PMI surveys coming in under expectations. The bond market saw some...
DXY was hammered overnight and that reversed all recent trends: {[5|AUD}} up with all things commodities and EM (NYSE:EEM): However, it is still not led by credit (NYSE:HYG) which is sign...
More Chinese stimulus news has helped buoy risk taking spirits with a healthy start to the trading week on Wall Street overnight, with European shares also rebounding. The bond market saw some...
This article was written exclusively for Investing.comThursday's Existing Home Sales report threw into stark relief, with a pertinent example, exactly what I have been talking about recently. Growth...
Inflation expectations in the US are still anchored, but worries are growing that they could become untethered. The concern is that people will give up on the Federal Reserve’s ability to tame...
While there was a sea of green across Australian politics on Saturday, Friday night saw Wall Street put in a deep intrasession loss that was then barely filled at the end of the night. This continued...
Walmart, Target earnings are leading indicators of sector losses, even broader market Yields change course but still weigh on equities Dollar could correct Bitcoin on the verge of a further...
This article was written exclusively for Investing.comThe equity markets are in free fall, and everyone is searching for the bottom or signs that at least the bottom may be near. But to this point,...
Yet another bounceback with Asian share markets green across the board today to finish the trading week still unsettled. Currency markets are also clawing back more ground against USD as the...
DXY sank last night which is very bad news for the world: AUD dutifully popped:Oil just won’t fall:Metals surged:And miners (LON:GLEN):EM stocks (NYSE:EEM) were not so good:Nor junk...
Share markets are still clutching their pearls over “inflation concerns” with European shares playing catchup overnight as Wall Street put in a scratch session with no new news to further...
Asian share markets did relatively well all things considering after last night’s crash on Wall Street, with losses in the 1-2% range, but still looking very shaky as the recent bounceback in...
New data shows the unemployment rate has fallen to 3.9%, so why is wages growth sluggish?This represents the lowest unemployment rate since 1974 - before that, the labour force data from the ABS was...
Well the bounceback is finished and then some with Wall Street collapsing overnight in its worst run in nearly two years, with the NASDAQ losing nearly 5% in a single session. Sell in May and go away...