EUR/CHF stayed in sideway trading last week and outlook is unchanged. Rise from 0.8979 is expected to continue as long as 0.9155 cluster support (38.2% retracement of 0.8979 to 0.9264 at 0.9155) holds. On the Read more…
Discover our Weekly Market Outlook, exploring themes and events that forged financial flows throughout the week. Stock Markets just reached new all-time highs but Investors are awaiting for fundamental confirmation before moving on the the Read more…
The Ministry of Finance (MoF) intervened on April 30 and May 1, 2026, after the USD/JPY pair breached the critical 160.00 level. The aggressive yen-buying action, estimated to be over $30 billion, triggered a sharp Read more…
US Stock Markets are continuing their breakouts to ever-fresher highs, but short-term profit-taking seems to be ruining the party The Dow Jones could retake 50,000 in today’s session barring no weekend-safety trading Exploring Technical Levels Read more…
Canadian Highlights March CPI came in a touch softer than expected, with headline inflation jumping to 2.4% on higher gasoline prices but shorter-term core measures are still, on average, running below 2%. The first quarter Read more…
The U.S. labor market remains soft with the “low fire, low hire” environment continuing. We expect payroll growth to step down to around 70K in April, with a rebound in labor force participation pushing the Read more…
Meta Platforms (META) delivered a quarter that most businesses would be happy to take. For perspective, Meta posted its Q1 earnings report on April 29, 2026, covering the quarter ended March 31, 2026. The headline Read more…
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Home improvement and hardware stores have faced economic issues in the last year that have led to store closings and bankruptcy filings. Most recently, a couple of major home improvement product providers in the kitchen Read more…
You know the old script. Work hard in school, get into a decent college, keep your grades up, then walk into a respectable first job that lets you move out, pay your bills, and start Read more…