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A bull trap in gold?
A bull trap in gold?

Gold added almost 1% on Friday, having managed to defend against a fall below $1900 the day before. The price tests the long-term and medium-term trends for the second month, leaving the Fed to make a decisive argument in favour.

Arm Holdings Returns to the Stock Market with a Bang
Arm Holdings Returns to the Stock Market with a Bang

In a highly anticipated comeback, UK-based chip designer Arm Holdings has made a stunning return to the stock market. The move garnered significant attention, resulting in the company’s market value surging to a remarkable $60 billion (£48.3 billion). As the.

The Euro down on ECB comments despite surprise rate hike
The Euro down on ECB comments despite surprise rate hike

Though analysts anticipated no changes, the ECB raised the rate by 25 points to 4.5%. However, the ECB’s comments had a more significant effect on the markets. They stated that current rates are effective enough to normalise inflation eventually. This.

WTI oil could reach $95 due to a shortage in production
WTI oil could reach $95 due to a shortage in production

Oil prices are going up because the largest members of the OPEC+ cartel are facing a shortage. The US has increased its production since August without increasing the number of drilling rigs, only boosting output from existing ones. These conditions.

Stronger US CPI reading has kept rate expectations unchanged so far
Stronger US CPI reading has kept rate expectations unchanged so far

The latest US report was a reminder that the fight against inflation will not be easy. We would guess that the most challenging period for the authorities has just begun. In August, the US CPI rose by 0.6% m/m, taking.

A favourable current for the Loonie
A favourable current for the Loonie

Better-than-expected Canadian jobs data made the Loonie seem stronger than the Greenback for a while, and it made another attempt to get back below 1.36 for USDCAD. Payrolls rose by 39.9k, double the expected 19K. On a more positive note,.

The two-month Pound correction is not over yet
The two-month Pound correction is not over yet

Business activity in the UK is losing ground, as is the case in Europe and China, although the final reading for August saw the services PMI rise to 49.5 from the first estimate of 48.7. According to today’s PMI, the.

European and Chinese economies drag markets down
European and Chinese economies drag markets down

Economic data from China and the eurozone sent markets back into sell-off mode. China’s services PMI fell from 54.1 to 51.8, the smallest growth rate since last December. That’s a sharper slowdown than the 53.6 expected. The momentum of the.

Paradox: NFP supports USD but reduces odds of a rate hike
Paradox: NFP supports USD but reduces odds of a rate hike

Friday’s batch of US statistics boosted the Dollar, while the US stock market was mixed as a sell-off replaced an initial rally. The data showed that the US economy created 187K jobs in August, but data for the previous two.

A jump in consumer spending may be bad news for US indices
A jump in consumer spending may be bad news for US indices

Personal spending by Americans in July points to increased risks of a return to inflation. Consumer spending rose 0.8% in July, following a 0.7% increase a month earlier. Meanwhile, incomes rose 0.2% in July and 0.3% in June. Disposable personal.

Oil is set to break up the price channel. Lucky this time?
Oil is set to break up the price channel. Lucky this time?

Oil has risen in five of the last six trading sessions, gaining almost 4%. With a lower volatility, Crude may be preparing for a big move higher. US commercial oil inventories plunged by 10.6M barrels last week and have fallen.

Weak data a poor driver for stock rally
Weak data a poor driver for stock rally

Financial markets have staged an impressive rally across a broad range of instruments. This is an essential signal that risk appetite improves after about a month of correction. But based on the idea that “the worse, the better”, such a.

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