US ISM Manufacturing PMI edged up from 52.4 to 52.7 in March, beating expectations of 52.3 and signaling continued expansion in factory activity. The data suggests the sector remains resilient, with the headline reading consistent Read more…
Oil is back above $100, and the move now looks more like a sustained supply-risk trade than a short-lived geopolitical jolt. Recent price action has been driven by the same Iran conflict that has rattled Read more…
March was a record-breaking month for Brent. Rumours of peace are easing tensions but have not yet reversed the trend. The oil market was swept up in euphoria following Donald Trump’s comments that the conflict Read more…
After a Brutal Week, Wall Street says it’s time to buy the tech giant. It’s not often a stock drops hard and then immediately gets called a top buy. But that has happened with Meta Read more…
The EUR/USD surge toward the 1.1600 handle was driven by a “Trump Reversal” and “war optimism,” The pair is being boosted by a yield differential that favors the Euro Inflation realities, including a jump in Read more…
Daily Pivots: (S1) 1.3169; (P) 1.3217; (R1) 1.3274; More… GBP/USD’s rebound from 1.3158 extended higher, but upside is still limited well below 1.3479 resistance. Intraday bias stays neutral and outlook remains bearish. Below 1.3158 will Read more…
Daily Pivots: (S1) 0.7964; (P) 0.8004; (R1) 0.8033; More…. USD/CHF’s pullback from 0.8041 extended lower today, but downside is still supported well above 0.7833. Intraday bias remains neutral first. While more consolidations could be seen, Read more…
One a digital-only brand opens stores, it changes its business model. Online-only operators have an advantage when it comes to costs. They don’t have to pay for expensive retail stores and that allows them to Read more…
Daily Pivots: (S1) 158.23; (P) 159.11; (R1) 159.62; More… Intraday bias in USD/JPY stays mildly on the upside for the moment. Fall from 160.45 short term top should extend to 157.49 cluster support (38.2% retracement Read more…
Retail sales bounced back by 0.6% month over month (m/m) in February, marking the first increase since November 2025. The headline figure landed just above expectations, with the consensus forecast calling for a 0.5% m/m Read more…