Dollar stays strong amid safe haven flows and inflation risks. US prel. PMIs and Powell speech to be closely monitored. ECB expected to stand pat, focus to fall on forward guidance. Pound traders await PMIs, Read more…
Convenience stores used to be a regional thing. While 7-Eleven had a national profile, most chains were ubiquitous in the markets they covered, but non-existent elsewhere. That actually built mystique for brands, People had a Read more…
BTCUSD continues to trade in the sideways mode for the seventh straight day, with repeated failures to register close above psychological 120K level indicating that larger bulls might be losing traction after last Monday’s short-lived Read more…
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Yesterday’s reaction to a mixed UK Employment data had been confusing for the most part before taking a look at the bigger picture. Despite seeing an employment change of 134K vs 46K expected, the UK Read more…
The Bank of Canada’s Business Outlook Survey on Monday is expected to show early signs of stabilization in businesses’ expectations for future sales, input prices and hiring in Q2. The likely improvement follows marked deterioration Read more…
Sometimes, Mr. Market whispers, but other times, it straight-up roars. This week, AI stock Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) found itself in the middle of the loudest buzz. That’s the kind that comes with a billion-dollar Read more…
It’s all over the internet. Footage of Astronaut CEO Andy Byron and his Chief People Officer Kristin Cabot jumping out of each other’s arms and ducking away from the cameras after realizing that they were Read more…
Despite the number of vegans growing every day, they still account for a tiny percentage of the world’s population. Some statistics show that about 70% of vegans return to eating meat, suggesting that a plant-based Read more…
US consumer sentiment improved in July, with the University of Michigan index rising from 60.7 to 61.8 — the highest reading since February. The gains were broad-based, as both Current Conditions Index and Expectations Index Read more…