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US inflation data confirmed a rise, reversing the trend lower, that has encouraged the Fed to cut rates. The rise was in line with expectations, a small jump to 2.7%, from 2.6%.
Read more →The US Dollar gained ground ahead of key inflation data, set to be released tonight. Markets are expected a slight rise in US inflation, as has been the case in Europe, perhaps encouraging the Fed to slow the rate of interest rate cuts.
Read more →Asian markets blossomed, following the news that the Chinese were going to be pro-active in 2025, with both their monetary and fiscal policy. Equity markets rallied on the news, while Japanese Q3 GDP growth came in stronger than expected, adding further positive sentiment to markets.
Read more →Markets closed out a tumultuous week on a softer note, but with equities trading at near record highs, shaken by the Geo-Political threats arising across the globe. The Coup/Martial Law Declaration in South Korea, is rapidly turning into an impeachment/overthrow, of the current President.
Read more →Markets were in a nervous place overnight, with political upheaval in South Korea and France. South Korea is no stranger to chaotic politics, and this is no exception.
Read more →US markets continued the ‘Trump Rally’, despite weaker economic data and deteriorating Geo-Political issues around the world. US employment is under the spotlight, this week and the latest ADP (Private Sector Jobs) report, was weaker than expected.
Read more →Asian markets followed US markets higher yesterday, with market confidence surging, allowing big gains on equity markets. The enthusiasm was tempered in Europe as the French political crises deepens. The minority French Government avoided a Parliamentary vote for the Budget, through Constitutional..
Read more →Manufacturing in Europe and the US remain in the doldrums, with European PMI data holding deeply in contraction mode. The minority French Government are attempting to put forward their first Budget, but are likely to fail, and this could result in a vote of ‘no confidence’ and the Government...
Read more →Markets rallied Friday, to close out the best week on US equity markets, for the year. A very quiet trading day Friday, as many in the US have a long Thanksgiving weekend and shop on ‘Black Friday’. The market confidence has gone through the roof since the US Presidential election. This coming...
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