Yesterday was yet another ugly day of trading, especially for the US and the technology companies. Discouraging news started flowing since early hours of the European session: ASML announced a bigger fall in its orders Read more…
Daily Pivots: (S1) 1.3817; (P) 1.3896; (R1) 1.3936; More… USD/CAD is still bounded in consolidations above 1.3827 and intraday bias remains neutral. While stronger recovery cannot be ruled out, outlook will stay bearish as long Read more…
The forex markets held steady in tight ranges during Asian session, with investors treading cautiously ahead of the Easter long weekend. Market mood has been mildly lifted by signs of progress in US-Japan trade negotiations. Read more…
Running training plans have notably been absent from Strava’s platform… ‘til now. | Image: Strava, Runna Go to any run club in the world and thereâs a good chance that everyone there has two things: Read more…
Running training plans have notably been absent from Strava’s platform… ‘til now. | Image: Strava, Runna Go to any run club in the world and thereâs a good chance that everyone there has two things: Read more…
BoJ board member Junko Nakagawa cited US trade policy as one of the most significant risks to Japan’s economic outlook. In a speech, she noted that higher US tariffs could directly damage Japanese corporate activity, Read more…
Japan’s exports rose 3.9% yoy in March to JPY 9.85T, below the expected 4.5% yoy gain. Shipments to the US rose 3.1% yoy overall, boosted by strong gains in electronic parts (+35.8%), pharmaceuticals (+29.7%), and Read more…
Key Highlights Gold started a fresh increase and traded to a new record high above $3,350. The current price on the 4-hour chart is still bullish above $3,250. EUR/USD is eyeing more gains above the Read more…
Australia added 32.2k jobs in March, falling short of expectations for a 41.2k increase. The composition of gains was relatively balanced with 15k full-time and 17.2k part-time positions added. Unemployment rate ticked up slightly to Read more…
New Zealand’s consumer prices rose more than expected in the first quarter, with CPI climbing 0.9% qoq and accelerating from 2.2% yoy to 2.5% yoy, above forecasts of 0.7% qoq and 2.3% yoy. Nevertheless, this Read more…