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Mexico Fiscal Balance, pesos: -95.31B (February) vs previous -19.42B
The Australian Dollar (AUD) remains directionless during Friday’s American session, with AUD/USD hovering around the 0.6300 zone.
Gold price rallied sharply on Friday, hitting a new record high of $3,086 amid uncertainty over US trade policy, alongside an
The US Dollar Index (DXY), which measures the value of the US Dollar (USD) against a basket of currencies, is currently
The Canadian Dollar was dragged in both directions on Friday, rising and then falling as market flows clash with fresh threats
Silver price hits a five-month high but retreats toward the $34 figure late on Friday, as traders brace for the weekend,
The Mexican Peso (MXN) prolongs its agony in the week, depreciating against the US Dollar (USD) after Banco de Mexico (Banxico)
United States CFTC Gold NC Net Positions declined to $249.8K from previous $257.9K
United Kingdom CFTC GBP NC Net Positions increased to £44.3K from previous £29.4K
United States CFTC Oil NC Net Positions rose from previous 166.8K to 180.6K
Eurozone CFTC EUR NC Net Positions up to €65.5K from previous €59.4K
Japan CFTC JPY NC Net Positions rose from previous ¥123K to ¥125.4K
Australia CFTC AUD NC Net Positions fell from previous $-70.4K to $-77.4K
United States CFTC S&P 500 NC Net Positions dipped from previous $68.3K to $-53.4K
The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) backslid over 700 points on Friday, falling 1.75% and tumbling to 41,500 after core Personal
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I saw this from Nomura on Friday and am a wee bit slow to post it. here it is now. -
Elon Musk is combining X (formerly Twitter) and xAI (his AI company that's known for Grok).The deal puts X under xAI
US February PCE core +2.8% y/y vs +2.7% expectedUMich March final consumer sentiment 57.0 vs 57.9 expectedTrump drops the 'governor' talk
Says he will be announcing pharma tariffs soonI don't know if this tells us much. This article was written by Adam
I would like to know the context of this quote, in particular the question that was asked because some subtitles could
The pre-market picture wasn't bad at all but some softness in the consumer spending portion of the PCE report and another
Today might have been a turning point in Trump's relationship with Canada though many would argue that it's now beyond repair.
Says Denmark has underinvested in security architecture in GreenlandWill respect the self-determination of GreenlandersGreenland is less secure than it was 30,
This is funny. Earlier today, Daly said she 'still' believed in cutting rates twice this year and I repeated my oft-said
An Axios report says the Trump admin is considering allowing the richest Americans' tax rates to rise in return for cutting
Told Iran they need to make a decisionIran is on his list of things to watchIs looking at reports of Iranian
It's a tough one in the equity markets today with the S&P 500 now down 2% and the Nasdaq down 2.7%.Tariff
Says he thinks things are going to work out very well with CanadaWe had a very good talk with CarneyMixed messages
Proprietary trading is evolving, and 2025 promises to be a pivotal year. With technology driving change and markets adapting to new
Oil rig count -2 at 484Gas rigs +1 at 103Total rigs -1 at 592Crude oil is trading down $0.64 at $69.27.
The forex markets are ending the week in a sluggish and indecisive mood, despite a flurry of notable economic data releases.
The overall mood in the forex markets remains one of indecision, with major currencies largely range-bound. Yen is attempting a mild
Global headlines remain focused on US President Donald Trump’s unfolding tariff regime. But traders are telling a slightly different story. FTSE
The steady drip of tariff news from US President Donald Trump continued overnight, pushing US equities lower and weighing on risk
Sterling fell broadly today after UK’s February CPI came in slightly below expectations. However, the selloff has been contained, with markets
Commodity currencies are finding a bid in Asian session today, though still largely range-bound against Dollar. A sharp rally in Copper
Dollar is once again under pressure as markets head into the US session, with its recent rebound losing steam in the
Financial markets entered Tuesday on a subdued note, with the Asian session notably quiet. While US stocks managed a rebound overnight
Market sentiment today is largely influenced by a mix of global PMI releases and ongoing uncertainty around US tariff policy. There
Yen weakened broadly in a relatively quiet Asian session, dragged down by disappointing PMI data. The worrying sign is that both
The dominant trends that shaped Q1 in global markets appear to have run their course, with most major assets entering consolidation
Canadian Dollar weakened modestly in early US session following disappointing retail sales data. January’s figures showed a larger-than-contraction, and more importantly,
Dollar continues to grapple with reversing its recent bearish trend, but momentum behind the rebound remains tentative at best. The greenback
Sterling is trading slightly firmer today, though it struggles against the rebounding Dollar and Yen. BoE’s rate decision leaned slightly more
Asian markets are showing signs of mild risk-off sentiment today, with Hong Kong and China stocks retreating from recent gains. The
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