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As January gets underway, AI stocks are in for a kicker at the CES event. Nvidia (NVDA) and Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) are in the spotlight, with both expected to use the event as a Read more…
Labour market data will be back in focus next week with the dual release of Canadian and U.S. December employment reports on Friday, the first major Canadian data release of 2026 and an important input Read more…
US PMI Manufacturing was finalized at 51.8 in December, easing from November’s 52.2 and marking the weakest expansion in the current five-month growth stretch. While activity remains in growth territory, the slowdown points to fading Read more…
The US Dollar has just concluded one of its toughest years in recent memory, correcting approximately 10% from its early 2025 highs of 110.00. Yet, even after a rough final month of trading, the Greenback Read more…
Key takeaways Silver’s 2025 surge was exceptional but stretched: XAG/USD gained 159% in 2025, driven by safe-haven flows and strong industrial demand, yet the late-December sell-off and extreme positioning have raised near-term bubble concerns. No Read more…
Global Equity Funds Saw Strong Flows in Final Week of 2025 Global stock funds attracted $26.54 billion in new investments this week, continuing a strong buying trend following a massive $37 billion inflow the previous Read more…
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UK PMI Manufacturing was finalized at 50.6 in December, up from November’s 50.2 and marking a 15-month high. The reading confirmed continued expansion, though it was revised lower from the initial estimate of 51.2, tempering Read more…
Eurozone PMI Manufacturing was finalized at 48.8 in December, down from November’s 49.6 and marking a nine-month low. Regional divergence remained pronounced. Greece (52.9) and Ireland (52.2) stayed in expansion, while the Netherlands held just Read more…