Check back for updates throughout the trading day U.S. equity futures slipped lower Wednesday, while the dollar extended gains against its global peers and Treasury yields inched higher, as investors braced for an update on Read more…
In a Reuters interview, ECB Governing Council member Peter Kazimir emphasizd a cautious approach toward rate cuts. Kazimir explicitly stated, “There is no reason to rush a rate cut,” pinpointing June as his “preferred date”. Read more…
Say goodbye to the rounded-corners that featured on previous Galaxy Z Fold devices. | Image: Onleaks / Smartprix Samsung’s incoming Galaxy Z Fold 6 smartphone appears to have leaked in unofficial renders published on Wednesday Read more…
Gold meets 200-period SMA, which acted as strong support line Stochastic dives to oversold region and MACD falls below trigger line Gold prices are edging lower, beneath a short-term ascending trend line, meeting the 200-period simple moving Read more…
The 20-20-20 rule and some eye drops can help if you’re feeling eye strain. | Photo by Vjeran Pavic / The Verge We’ve all heard that screens aren’t good for your eyes. So it might Read more…
Eurozone Economic Sentiment Indicator fell from 96.1 to 95.4 in February. Employment Expectations Indicator rose from 102.3 to 102.5. Economic Uncertainty Indicator fell from 21.3 to 20.1. Eurozone industry confidence fell from -9.3 to -9.5. Read more…
EURGBP looks for resistance at 50-day SMA RSI confirms sideways move EURGBP has been consolidating beneath the 50-day simple moving average (SMA), which overlaps with the 0.8578 resistance level and the six-month low of 0.8500 Read more…
The Kiwi dollar was sharply down vs its US counterpart (losing 1.1%) in early trading of Wednesday, after the Reserve Bank of New Zealand left interest rates unchanged (in line with expectations) but delivered more Read more…
Market picture The cryptocurrency market is developing gains, rising 2.2% on the day to $2.17 trillion. These levels replicate the April 2022 peak. Bitcoin is now only 15% below its all-time high, while total capitalisation Read more…
According to data published today by the Australian Bureau of Statistics, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) value was: actual 3.4%, expected = 3.6%, a month ago = 3.4%, 2 months ago = 4.3%. Data shows Read more…