Japanese core inflation falls to 2.5%, as expected US to release PCE Price Index on Friday The Japanese yen is showing little movement on Friday. In the European session, USD/JPY is trading at 142.03, down Read more…
Updated at 7:36 AM EST Nike (NKE) – Get Free Report shares fell sharply in early Friday trading after the sportswear giant issued a muted full-year revenue outlook and cost-cutting plan that offset a solid fiscal-second-quarter Read more…
Check back for updates throughout the trading day U.S. equity futures slipped lower Friday but remain on track for a positive five-day stretch that would extend the S&P 500’s weekly winning streak to eight, the Read more…
GBPJPY moves without direction in the past two weeks The 50- and 200-day SMAs curb upside and downside, respectively RSI and MACD are deep in their negative zones GBPJPY had been in a prolonged uptrend since January, Read more…
USDCHF tests July’s eight-year low Sellers might stay in power, but not for long Core PCE inflation due at 13:30 GMT It was another bearish week for USDCHF, with the price fully retracing its July-September Read more…
Market picture Crypto market capitalisation was climbing to $1.67 trillion on Friday morning – a new high since May 2022. However, very quickly, the market was hit by another wave of profit-taking, which has become Read more…
Friday’s economic releases: Canadian GDP US PCE Price Core Index The Canadian dollar is showing limited movement on Friday. In the European session, USD/CAD is trading at 1.3276, down 0.05%. We could see stronger movement Read more…
UK retail sales jump 1.3%, GDP contracts by 0.1% US to release PCE Price Index on Friday The British pound is drifting on Friday. In the European session, GBP/USD is trading at 1.2701, up 0.08%. Read more…
USDCAD continues the sell-off in short-term 20- and 200-day SMAs post death cross USDCAD plummeted to a fresh almost five-month low earlier today, continuing the sharp selling interest that started from the 13-month high of Read more…
Appetite in European stocks waned yesterday, yet the US counterparts recovered Wednesday losses and closed the session more than 1% higher as the latest growth data was revised slightly lower to 4.9%, real consumer spending Read more…