Image Source: Pexels As investors and other market watchers digest 2025 Inauguration Day and the initial push by the Trump administration equity futures point to a positive start when US equity markets open later this morning. Those futures were pointing to
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The US Dollar enters the second day of choppy trading with a firm recovery. Markets trembled after US President Trump confirmed upcoming tariffs on Canada and Mexico in February. The US Dollar Index (DXY) trades higher again with 109.00 in
Image Source: Pexels Many regulators worry there is the potential for a systemic crisis begun by so-called shadow banks. The banks you already know are the last one. In the decade and a half since 2008 the eurodollar world has evolved
The EUR/CAD pair surrenders a majority of its intraday gains after failing to extend its four-day run-up above the key resistance of 1.5050 in Tuesday’s European session. However, the outlook of the asset remains firm as the Canadian economy is
Image Source: Unsplash The US stock indices were not traded yesterday due to the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday. However, the US stock futures continued to rise on Monday. The rise followed a WSJ report that the president plans to direct
My previous GBP/USD signal last Tuesday produced a profitable short trade from the bearish reversal at the resistance level at $1.2245. Today’s GBP/USD Signals Risk 0.75%. Trades may only be taken before 5pm London time today. Long Trade Ideas Go long following
UK wage growth is proving sticky, though falling vacancy rates – particularly in hospitality – and lower private-sector employment point to a gradual reduction in pay pressures in 2025.The first jobs report of the year paints a familiar picture of
Photo by Colin Watts on Unsplash GBP/USD falls as the labor market weakens & USD recovers UK unemployment rises to 4.4% Wage growth accelerates to 5.6% on base effect GBP/USD falls below 1.23 GBP/USD is falling, weighed down by weaker UK jobs data
The UK’s average weekly earnings grew by 5.6% in the three months to November, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS), marking a notable acceleration from the 5.2% recorded in October.This uptick, driven by strong private-sector performance, aligns with
Image Source: Unsplash Financial markets showed mixed responses on Trump’s first day in office, with traders feeling relieved by the lack of immediate broad tariffs on all trading partners yet cautious about possible future actions. Chinese stocks led the gains in
