Catch up on the latest trends and updates in the financial and forex markets with our daily blog posts. We break down key movements, currency changes, and market shifts, giving you a clear picture of what's happening in real-time. Stay on top of the news and get the info you need to make smart financial decisions.
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3:00am USD ISM Services PMI
Forecast 55.1 Previous 55.4
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7:35pm JPY BOJ Gov Ueda Speaks
3:00am CAD Ivey PMI
Forecast 65.2 Previous 64.3
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7:00am USD FOMC Meeting Minutes
1:30am USD Unemployment Claims
Forecast 200K Previous 197K
1:30am CAD Employment Change
Forecast 9.0K Previous -41.7K
1:30am CAD Unemployment Rate
Forecast 6.50% Previous 6.40%
3:00am USD Prelim UoM Consumer Sentiment
Forecast 47.6 Previous 48.1
3:00am USD Prelim UoM Inflation Expectations
Previous 4.60%
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Oil prices tumbled lower, once again overnight, easing inflationary pressures and global bond yields. Oil prices fell below US$90/barrel, easing pressure on bond markets and allowing equities to book further gains.
Read more →Oil prices eased overnight, allowing for equity markets to book some gains, with the tech heavy NASDAQ hitting all-time record highs. Despite the sliver of good news, bond yields crept even higher, trading at dangerously high levels, flashing warning signals.
Read more →Markets closed out a very volatile week on a positive note, with bond yields easing and equities back on the rise. Oil prices stabilised, at elevated levels, as did US and European bond yields. The fears over the energy and inflation crisis are real and pressing, but markets are building this in.
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