Daily Pivots: (S1) 0.6439; (P) 0.6470; (R1) 0.6492; More… Intraday bias sin AUD/USD remains neutral for the moment. With 0.6406 support intact, further rally is expected. ON the upside, firm break of 0.6536 will resume Read more…
Global markets remain subdued as investors struggle to find a firm direction. US stocks closed higher overnight, with NASDAQ extending to fresh multi-week highs, suggesting some resilience in tech-led risk appetite. Asian equities followed suit Read more…
I recently did something sort of unusual: I went to a preview event for a game that’s been out for almost three years. I’ve played around 400 hours of Pokémon Scarlet, according to my Nintendo Read more…
I recently did something sort of unusual: I went to a preview event for a game that’s been out for almost three years. I’ve played around 400 hours of Pokémon Scarlet, according to my Nintendo Read more…
BoC is widely expected to leave interest rate unchanged at 2.75% for the second consecutive meeting today. While Q1 GDP surprised to the upside at 2.2% annualized, the growth was heavily front-loaded by export activity Read more…
Japan’s private sector lost steam in May as final PMI Services reading slipped to 51.0 from April’s 52.4, while Composite PMI declined to 50.2 from 51.2. The data point to only marginal growth in overall Read more…
Australia’s GDP expanded just 0.2% qoq in Q1, falling short of expectations for 0.4% qoq growth. On an annual basis, GDP rose 1.3% yoy. However, GDP per capita declined by -0.2% qoq, marking a renewed Read more…
Key Highlights Ethereum started a fresh increase above the $2,500 resistance. ETH is following a short-term contracting triangle forming with resistance at $2,800 on the daily chart. Bitcoin price is facing hurdles near the $107,000 Read more…
On April 7, 2025, the Nasdaq (NQ), like other major global indices, marked a significant low, setting the stage for a potential bullish trend. From this low, the index has embarked on a five-wave impulsive Read more…
The picture for currencies today is the exact reverse of yesterday – with traders fading extremes and booking profits before events like the upcoming NFP. Safe-Haven majors like the CHF and JPY are lagging on Read more…