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Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank (ECB), explains the ECB's decision to lower key rates by 25 basis points
As of April 17, 2025, the NQ 1-hour chart reveals a developing Elliott Wave corrective pattern.
Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank (ECB), explains the ECB's decision to lower key rates by 25 basis points
The US Dollar (USD) is tracking a little higher in rather calm and generally featureless trade.
Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank (ECB), explains the ECB's decision to lower key rates by 25 basis points
New York Federal Reserve (Fed) president John Williams told Fox Business on Thursday that monetary policy is “well-positioned” and doesn’t need
Russia Central Bank Reserves $: $655.8B vs previous $658B
Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank (ECB), explains the ECB's decision to lower key rates by 25 basis points
Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank (ECB), explains the ECB's decision to lower key rates by 25 basis points
Gold price (XAU/USD) ticks lower to near $3,325 in Thursday’s early North American session after hitting a fresh all-time high of
United States (US) citizens filing new applications for unemployment insurance ticked lower to 215K for the week ending April 12, as
The GBP/USD pair ticks lower to near 1.3230 during European trading hours on Thursday. The Cable edges lower as the US
EUR/USD faces selling pressure and declines to near 1.1340 during early North American trading hours on Thursday.
The Turkish central bank (CBRT) shocked investors on Thursday with a hefty 350 bps leap in its key interest rate to
Canada Canadian Portfolio Investment in Foreign Securities climbed from previous $-3.15B to $27.15B in February
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We'll use whatever instrument is appropriate No one argued for a 50 basis point cut A number of governors a few
Most indicators point to inflation returning to targetInflation has declinedGeopolitical tensions are a major source of uncertaintyA strong euro could push
The USDCAD has rebounded after finding firm support in the 1.3827–1.39499 zone, where multiple recent lows have formed a solid base.
Donald Trump wrote today that he likes ECB policy, how about Fed Chair Lagarde?For now, her job is European rate and
The ECB cut rates by 25 basis points, as expected, with a unanimous decision. The press conference is set to begin
Monetary policy is well positioned, doesn't see need to change rates any time soonTariffs will drive up inflation this year and
Prior week initial jobless claims 223K revised to 224KInitial jobless claims 215K vs 225K estimate4-week moving average of initial jobless claims
Prior was +12.5Details:6 month index: 6.9 vs 5.6 last monthCapex index 6-month forward: 2.0 vs 13.4 last monthEmployment: 0.2 vs 19.7
Prior month 1.501M (revised to 1.494M)Building permits 1.482M vs 1.446M expectedPrior month 1.459MThese numbers are still within the range of the
Reuters is out with an ECB sources report already, noting that the decision to cut was unanimous. There are some dovish
Prior decisionDeposit facility rate 2.25% vs 2.25% expectedPrior 2.50%Main refinancing rate 2.40% vs 2.40% expectedPrior 2.65%Marginal lending facility 2.65%Prior 2.90%*Reference to
The ECB will announce its interest decision imminently with expectations of a 25 basis point cut. Meanwhile stocks are starting the
Trump: "Had a very productive call with the President of Mexico yesterday. Likewise, I met with the highest level Japanese Trade
First of all, I think all the talk about the Fed losing independence can be ignored. It's not going to happen.
Headlines:Dollar steadier as risk bounces a little ahead of European trading todayDow futures turn negative as UnitedHealth lowers annual profit forecastChina
Trading in the forex markets remain calm, with little reaction to ECB’s widely anticipated 25bps rate cut. The move to lower
The forex markets held steady in tight ranges during Asian session, with investors treading cautiously ahead of the Easter long weekend.
Global markets are trading with a mildly risk-off tone today, with losses spanning from Asia through to Europe, and US futures
Risk sentiment turned a bit subdued in Asia today. Markets are broadly soft, continuing to digest the sharp tariff-driven selloff seen
Euro is trading on the softer side in relatively quiet markets today, weighed down by a fresh round of weak economic
Commodity currencies, including Australian, New Zealand, and Canadian Dollars, are trading broadly higher in today’s Asian session, buoyed by continued recovery
The global financial markets are enjoying a modest recovery today, with gains seen across Asia and Europe. US futures also point
Financial markets opened the week on a relatively steady footing in Asia, offering investors a brief respite after last week’s extreme
It has been a brutally volatile week across global markets, driven by a whirlwind of US tariff implementations, abrupt reversals, and
Financial markets showed signs of stabilization since European session, despite another round of retaliatory tariff hikes from China. While the latest
The brief moment of optimism following the US tariff truce has quickly faded, as financial markets buckle again under renewed pressure.
Dollar faced renewed selling pressure in early US session, as markets digested softer-than-expected inflation data. The latest CPI report confirmed that
US stocks staged a powerful relief rally overnight, snapping back from the recent tariff-induced collapse. All three major indexes posted gains
The relentless selling pressure in global markets shows no sign of abating, with European stocks and US futures once again under
The rebound in US stock markets proved short-lived, with major indexes slipping back into the red by the end of Tuesday’s
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