The theme park giants keep leaning into a strategy that some visitors love and others simply can’t afford. Disney World has become an aspirational vacation for many families. Prices keep rising (although single-day ticket prices Read more…
Social media is speculating about the idea that Exact Sciences would buy Invitae. Investors should pinch themselves out of the daydream. One of the most important lessons of the stock-market correction is that the power Read more…
The Pound Sterling keeps trying to reach stability against the USD. On Monday, 3 October, GBP/USD is balancing around 1.1211. After the Bank of England revised its stance on supporting the country’s economy and decided Read more…
Gold and silver rise notably as Dollar weakens after poorer than expected ISM manufacturing PMI. The disappointing data prompts some talks that Fed officials could start to turn more cautious about the pace of tightening. Read more…
Inflation in New Zealand is the highest since 1990, edging to 7.3% in Q2 2022. The currency is under heavy pressure as the Reserve Bank of New Zealand is trying to reverse the inflationary spiral. Read more…
Gold and especially silver have rallied sharply today on the back of weakness in US dollar and bond yields, to start the final quarter of the year on a firm footing. There were a few Read more…
The September ISM manufacturing index registered 50.9, falling short of expectations of a 52.0 print. The index fell 1.9 percentage points from the August’s reading of 52.8. New orders fell by 4.2 percentage points to Read more…
AUDJPY reversed from long-term support level 92.35 Likely to rise to resistance level 94.00 AUDJPY recently reversed up from the long-term support level 92.35 (which has been reversing the pair from the middle of June), Read more…
EURAUD reversed from resistance level 1.5335 Likely to fall to support level 1.500 EURAUD recently reversed down from the key resistance level 1.5335 (which has been reversing the price from the start of March), upper Read more…
Markets Core bonds kick off the final quarter of the year recovering from the massacre they had to endure over the course of August and September. It was the Bank of England that ushered in Read more…