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Weekly market recap Global equities staged a nice comeback last week, reflecting short-term oversold conditions, signs U.S. inflation is past its worst, and – most importantly – desperate...
DXY is fading as hopes bloom of a Fed pause: CNY is not really confirming it:AUD is:The AUD short remains moderate:But everybody has a very big problem in Oil. If the Fed pauses now, this is...
It’s breakouts everywhere on stock markets and most of their risk proxies with Wall Street continuing its bounce led by tech stocks while European shares also lifted as risk sentiment firms...
All four major indices jumped for the week, halting a 7-week rout Dollar slips again Gold rises The market narrative seems to have flipped to bullish after both the S&P 500 and Dow Jones finished...
This article was written exclusively for Investing.comAs we begin moving into the summer, there may be one more shoe to drop for markets as the risk of a recession rises. After all, the US first...
Australian retail turnover rose 0.9% or $33.9 million in April to another record-high, marking the fourth consecutive monthly rise according to the ABS.This is following a 1.6% rise in March, a 1.8%...
The bounce is in with Wall Street continuing its post FOMC Minutes bounce, with European shares also lifting as risk sentiment begins to firm. The USD fell back against the majors, particularly Euro...
The release of the latest FOMC Minutes combined with the disappointing US durable goods order print saw Wall Street rebound overnight, with intrasession volatility reduced somewhat as European shares...
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...
Global marketsGlobal equities weakened further last week, although not due to another surge in bond yields. Rather, it was due to signs of a weakening in corporate earnings from two major US...
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...