Markets From the three dominant trading themes since early last week, one is trying to turn the narrative. Equity sentiment improved yesterday with main European benchmarks rebounding over 1%. From a technical perspective, the EuroStoxx50 Read more…
We expect the RBNZ to raise the OCR by 25bps to 3% at the 28 October Review. A vote seems very possible as differences in view will likely remain among the MPC about how much Read more…
In focus today In the euro area, the flash consumer confidence indicator for October is released, which is expected to show a small decline following the recent rise in energy costs. In Denmark, the October Read more…
Silver has dropped roughly 2.8% to 56.32, sharply underperforming gold’s 1.2% decline, as renewed attacks on Saudi infrastructure keep Brent near $110 and revive inflation-driven tightening concerns. A break below 55.37 would expose the 54.85–54.77 Read more…
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Key Highlights Gold is struggling to settle above the $4,220 pivot zone. A bearish trend line is forming with resistance at $4,160 on the 4-hour chart. WTI Crude Oil found resistance at $102.40 and corrected Read more…
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While frequently floated around by frustrated travelers on social media, childfree flights on a commercial carrier have largely remained at the level of a wild idea, with the rare exception for some European airlines testing Read more…
Free food is never really free. Somebody always decides what customers have to do to earn it. For decades, the price of a fast-food deal was a coupon clipped from the Sunday paper. Today, the Read more…