The July US jobs report pointed to a continued cooling in labour market conditions, consistent with the signals sent recently by a range of other employment...
The Nikkei 225 index took a sharp dive, falling over 5% at one point, with the tech sector bearing the brunt, while demand for Japanese government...
The GBP/USD pair stabilized to start trading today, Friday, at 1.2723, after falling to around the 1.2700 level due to new recession fears following U.S. PMI...
Those involved in the US session have had to navigate a real old-fashioned anti-cyclical risk aversion day, and it has got a little moody out there...
The Old Lady of Threadneedle Street has clearly seen enough in recent data to reassure policymakers that the underlying disinflationary trend within the UK economy remains...
August has historically been a coin flip as to whether stock indices will go up or down. There isn’t a strong directional bias, like there is...
As on many previous occasions, touching levels above $70,000 represents a sharp inflection point to the downside despite the supporting factors at the time. I believe...
The BoJ has pulled off another mini masterstroke in its approach to changes in monetary policy, and again its ability to communicate important changes to the...
Gold was under pressure on Tuesday to give up its gains and retreat below $2,390 per ounce. Gold’s moves come as the US labor market signs...
The Artificial Superintelligence Alliance (ASI), a collaboration between Fetch.ai, SingularityNET, and Ocean Protocol that’s quickly gaining momentum and attention, recently announced the start of Phase Two...
Gold opened higher and could remain volatile as traders await more clarity on the Federal Reserve’s policy direction. The focus is on the outcome of the...
The Euro has remained stable early in the European session. The currency faced a third consecutive week of losses but remained within a broad range and...