Month: July 2025

US initial jobless claims fell -5k to 227k in the week ending July 5, below expectation of 236k. Four-week moving average of initial claims fell -6k to 236k. Continuing claims rose 10k to 1965k in Read more…

Trucking, logistics, and other shipping companies have faced economic issues over the last year that have resulted in these firms restructuring their businesses out of court or in Chapter 11 bankruptcy, selling their assets, or Read more…

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BoJ’s regional branch managers reported that while higher US tariffs have yet to significantly dent Japan’s exports or factory activity, companies are starting to hold back on capital expenditure. Uncertainty over US trade policy, driven Read more…

These days, it seems like customers have more selection than ever. Retailers — both big and small — try to beckon us with limited-time offers, sales, flashy branding, and collaborations with popular brands. And when Read more…

EURUSD is holding under new high (1.1830, the highest since Sep 2021), as larger bulls took a breather for consolidation. The single currency remains supported by the broader weakness of US dollar, which showed the Read more…

U.S. stock futures and the dollar slipped after President Donald Trump escalated trade tensions by announcing a 50% tariff on copper and sending new letters to raise tariffs on other countries. Asian Market Wrap S&P Read more…