The US dollar retreat continues
Dollar dips as tapering concerns ease The US dollar fell once again overnight as hawkish inflation r...
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Asian markets mixed as NFP looms
Asian equities mixed ahead of US data tomorrow Asian markets are having a mixed day, with a bias to ...
Tapering fears recede
Investors cautious after soft US data Tapering nerves receded further overnight after a very soft AD...
WTI Crude – Breakout imminent?
A strong rebound Oil prices have rebounded strongly over the last couple of weeks, with WTI coming w...
EUR/USD – Breakout Pre-Jobs Report
OANDA Senior Market Analyst Craig Erlam discusses the breakout in EURUSD ahead of the US jobs report...
An easy OPEC+ meeting, metals and bitcoin rise
Oil Today was the busiest day for energy traders. It started with China’s Caixin Manufacturing P...
Chile’s big hike, ADP and ISM exemplify labor weakness, bitcoin rises
The stock market showed no signs of slowing down this summer and many investors are growing cautious...
Yen drifting at 110, capex sparkles
The Japanese yen continues to have a quiet week as it hovers close to the symbolic 110 line. Curren...
Aussie rises as GDP beats estimate
The Australian dollar has extended its gains and is in positive territory on Wednesday. Currently, A...
Oil eyes OPEC+, gold steady
Oil steady ahead of OPEC+ Oil prices are steady ahead of the start of the OPEC+ meeting. They’...
Risk appetite makes a return
We’re seeing a strong start to September in the markets, just as we move into the business end...
Crude prices fall ahead of OPEC+
Oil awaits OPEC+ Oil markets moved sharply lower overnight despite the ravages of Hurricane Ida and ...
The dollar remains in ranging mode
US dollar in calm waters The euro and sterling spiked overnight after ECB officials made hawkish com...
Asia equities shrug off weak PMIs
Caixin Manufacturing PMI disappoints Asian equities are broadly higher today, with even China market...
Lots of noise, not much substance
The overnight session was a noisy one. The heads of the Netherlands and Austrian central banks wrung...