Markets Yesterday’s global market price action lacked a clear, unique narrative resulting in erratic-like trading throughout the session. Headlines on the conflict in the Middle-East/Iran again were far from consistent. President Trump announcing an end Read more…
US PCE inflation has outstripped CPI inflation in recent months (in contrast to historical trends). This was especially the case for core inflation. The divergence is caused by important weight differences between PCE and CPI Read more…
In focus today Focus today will be on inflation releases from the US, Norway and Denmark. These figures will set the tone ahead of the ECB monetary policy meeting tomorrow, as well as the Norges Read more…
Silver (XAGUSD) is approaching a decisive test as price nears the March 23, 2026 low at $61.02. A break beneath this level could trigger a deeper decline, potentially extending toward the 100% measured move from Read more…
Anyone who has booked a flight lately knows fares aren’t cheap. Jet fuel is one of the largest cost airlines pay, according to the U.S. Department of Transportation. When prices jump, the cost almost always Read more…
Key takeaways Technology stocks remain under pressure as the AI trade undergoes a valuation reset. Semiconductor shares led another volatile session, with investors rotating capital away from existing tech winners amid concerns over stretched valuations Read more…
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Gold’s selloff accelerated again as fresh headlines from the Middle East suggest the US and Iran are moving further away from a peace deal rather than closer to one. With the Strait of Hormuz still Read more…
The stock market has been on a tremendous run, one that may simply be too good to last. Bank of America analysts agree, with Wall Street still heavily reliant on the turbulent AI trade. BofA Read more…
China’s consumer inflation remained steady in May even as producer price pressures continued to build. CPI held unchanged at 1.2% yoy, falling slightly short of expectations for a 1.3% yoy increase, while core CPI edged Read more…