EUR/JPY fell further to 177.82 last week but turned sideway since then. Initial bias remains neutral this week first. Further decline is expected as long as 179.88 minor resistance holds. Below 177.82 will extend the Read more…
Markets are built for stories that resolve quickly. Mines are not. A lithium deposit takes 10 or 15 years to travel from a geologist’s map to a truck full of battery-grade powder, and the stock Read more…
EUR/GBP gyrated in range below 0.8607 last week and outlook is unchanged. Initial bias stays neutral this week first. Strong resistance is still expected from 0.8610 to complete the corrective bounce from 0.8453. On the Read more…
EUR/AUD fell to 1.6078 last week but failed to sustain below 1.6108 low. Nevertheless subsequent recovery was capped at 1.6226. Initial bias is turned neutral this week for some consolidations. While stronger rebound cannot be Read more…
EUR/CHF’s rally continued last week and showed sign of upward re-acceleration in both 4H and D MACD. Initial bias stays on the upside, and rise from 0.8979 should target 161.8% projection of 0.8979 to 0.9264 Read more…
Stocks still have a ton of gains to show for in 2026. Through Sept. 10, the S&P 500 was up around 11%, the Nasdaq Composite 12.2%, and the Dow 8.3%, according to The Washington Post. Read more…
A September Fed rate hike is increasingly likely, with market-implied odds rising above 85% after stronger-than-expected core inflation data. Inflation risks remain elevated, driven by persistent price pressures, higher oil prices, strong economic growth and Read more…
Our summary of recent economic events and what to expect in the weeks ahead. Canadian Highlights The U.S.-Canada trade dispute continued this week. While the latest tariffs will cause pain for affected businesses, it should Read more…
There was a lot to enjoy for investors in ServiceTitan’s (TTAN) most recent earnings release. Revenue also topped Wall Street estimates. Profit above forecasts. Free cash flow up about 50%. The software company’s main product Read more…
Next week, we expect the FOMC to raise rates by 25 bps, bringing the federal funds rate target range to 3.75%–4.00%. Consumer spending should remain resilient, with retail sales rebounding 0.7% in August. Meanwhile, elevated Read more…