The British pound returned to the $1.3000 area, a significant circular level from which the British currency bounced in the middle of last month. The bulls continue to hold for the second consecutive trading session. Read more…
At the start of Monday, Bitcoin’s price temporarily fell below $42K, losing more than 3.5% from Sunday’s peak value. This is clear evidence of a tug-of-war between bullish retail traders and professional bidders who sold Read more…
Yen selloff steps up a gear today and even CHF/JPY breaks through short term top at 133.53 to resume its long term up trend. For now, short term outlook will remain bullish as long as Read more…
The Aussie Dollar started a fresh decline from well above the 0.7550 level against the US Dollar. The AUD/USD pair traded below the 0.7500 support to enter a bearish zone. The pair even traded below Read more…
After a positive start to the week, US equity futures took a hit as bond yields rose across the curve, indicating that the recovery from last week’s selloff will prove to be hard. The sharp Read more…
Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge YouTube Premium subscribers can no longer sign up to test YouTube’s picture-in-picture feature on iOS. PiP has disappeared from YouTube’s list of available experimental features, where it was Read more…
EURUSD opened with a positive gap slightly above the 1.0900 level on Monday after a bearish week, but gains proved short-lived, with the price inching back below that number to turn negative on the day. Read more…
The Australian dollar remained under pressure after the country’s prime minister called for a new election in May. Scott Morrison will face off with Anthony Albanese, the leader of the center-left Labor Party. The campaign Read more…
On Friday, US equities limped into a non-descript finish to the week as inflation fears were compounded by growth fears, notably from China. The S&P 500 fell 0.27%, the Nasdaq tumbled by 1.34%, while the Read more…
Markets On Friday, selling on bond markets simply continued in the wake of the hawkish messages provided by the minutes of the Fed and ECB March meetings published earlier last week. Persistent high inflation is Read more…