Ford had a strong sales record in 2025, but nagging quality control issues had the company spending much of the year explaining why it had shattered General Motors’ decade-old recall record by June. This week, Read more…
Yesterday, while analysing the silver price chart, we described a fundamental shift in supply and demand dynamics that likely became the key driver behind the sharp decline in prices. This same reasoning can likely be Read more…
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EUR/USD steadied at 1.1803 on Tuesday after a strong two-day fall. Support came from strong US macro data and the Fed’s revised monetary policy expectations. Statistics showed an unexpected expansion in US industrial activity, suggesting Read more…
As the AUD/USD chart shows, the Australian dollar is holding above the psychological 0.700 level today after a bullish impulse triggered by the market’s reaction to the Reserve Bank of Australia’s (RBA) decision to raise Read more…
Markets The (USD) debasement trade last week was mainly driven by longer-term structural and (geo)political considerations. However, yesterday, for once, (US) eco data also again had a role to play. The US January manufacturing ISM Read more…
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In focus today The US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) announced yesterday that the ongoing partial government shutdown will cause a delay to Friday’s January Jobs Report release. This also affects the annual NFP benchmark Read more…
Monday ended up being a better session for US and European markets than for Asian ones. By the time Europeans came to their desks, the slump in gold and silver prices was largely over. Precious Read more…