Today, financial markets no longer dance solely to the rhythm of macroeconomic data releases. Instead, they often lurch or rally in response to an offhand …
There are so many conflicting signals on this war at the moment. It’s impossible to make sense of where it really stands. This article was …
The USDCAD moved back above the 200-bar moving average on the 4-hour chart (currently at 1.3957) yeasteray, and found support against it during today’s pullback. …
Today’s US retail sales report was mostly positive news. The control group was the lone exception but that was on softer grocery store spending while …
Prior was -0.3% Manufacturing output -0.4% vs -0.2% prior Prior output +0.3% (revised to +0.4%) There is some major uncertainty on the industrial side of …
The USDCHF continues to find sellers near familiar technical levels, with the 38.2% retracement of the March–April decline at 0.8482 acting as firm resistance earlier …
Oil prices sank today after a report said Iran is ready to sign a nuclear deal if all economic sanctions are lifted. Trump added to …
April PCE will likely come in around 2.2% y/y Officials agree that strategic language around both short falls of employment and average inflation need to …
Prior was +0.3% Manufacturing sales M/M -1.4% vs -1.9% expected Prior was +0.2% Sales increased in three of the seven subsectors. The largest increase came …
Highlights: Manufacturing activity fell for a third consecutive month in New York State. The prices paid index climbed for a fifth consecutive month. Employment was …