EUR/USD began the new week at 1.1520. The US dollar ended last week with gains of more than 1% following a strong US labour market report. In May 2026, the US economy added 172,000 jobs, Read more…
Eurozone investor confidence improved for a second consecutive month in June, with Sentix Investor Confidence rising from -16.4 to -13.4, slightly above expectations of -13.8. The Current Situation Index climbed from -21.5 to -20.0, while Read more…
I’ve watched plenty of companies chase a hot trend and spend their way into trouble. The story usually looks thrilling on the way up and painful on the way down. Oracle is the latest name Read more…
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Gold’s near-5% collapse last week has extended into the new week, with selling pressure accelerating as investors continue to reprice the global interest rate outlook. The precious metal is now approaching a critical test, with Read more…
Markets Since the conflict in the Middle East, eco data were almost ‘by definition’ considered outdated as markets try to assess the impact of higher energy prices and other supply disruptions as the conflict developed. Read more…
In focus today In the euro area, the June Sentix investor confidence index is released today. Markets look for an improvement to -14.6 (May: -16.4), extending last month’s positive momentum, although sentiment remains pessimistic amid Read more…
Key Takeaways AI-driven equities face their biggest setback in months. A sharp selloff in semiconductor and technology stocks, triggered by valuation concerns and disappointing guidance from key AI-related companies, has halted the nine-week Wall Street Read more…
Three major events dominate the week ahead, but they all revolve around a single question: how much of the recent oil shock will ultimately feed into inflation and alter the policy outlook? Last week’s stronger-than-expected Read more…
Japan’s economic expansion in Q1 was weaker than initially estimated, as a sharp downward revision to corporate investment offset improvements in consumption and trade. Revised government figures showed real GDP grew at an annualized 1.8% Read more…