Daily Pivots: (S1) 0.7813; (P) 0.7832; (R1) 0.7851; More…. Intraday bias is back on the downside with breach of 0.7774 support, and fall from 0.8041 could be resumption. Firm break of 61.8% projection of 0.8041 Read more…
Daily Pivots: (S1) 1.3508; (P) 1.3544; (R1) 1.3574; More… GBP/USD is still staying below 1.3657 despite today’s rebound. Intraday bias is remains neutral for the moment. With 1.3453 support intact, further rise is expected. On Read more…
Daily Pivots: (S1) 1.1674; (P) 1.1695; (R1) 1.1713; More…. EUR/USD is still bounded below 1.1848 resistance despite today’s rebound. Intraday bias remains neutral at this point. With 1.1642 support intact, rise from 1.1408 is expected Read more…
Geopolitics is once again dominating global markets today, with investors rapidly shifting between optimism over a potential US-Iran peace framework and fears of renewed escalation. Earlier in the session, risk appetite improved sharply after reports Read more…
Mother’s Day spending is ticking back up this year, but how Americans celebrate — and what moms actually want — varies sharply by generation, according to new data from CivicScience. Read:More personal finance coverage at Read more…
Numbers in earnings reports come and go. Every quarter brings a new beat, a new record, a new reason to pay attention. But occasionally, a single line in a guidance statement stops you cold. For Read more…
Bank of America wasted little time in making its view on Palantir (PLTR) clear after another Q1 earnings stunner. The bank maintained its bullish stance on the stock, arguing that Palantir’s AI endeavors are showing Read more…
Australian dollar rose 1.2% against its US counterpart on Wednesday and hit the highest since June 2022. The rally was sparked by the media report signaling that US-Iran war might be near the end that Read more…
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US private sector employment growth accelerated in April, with ADP payrolls rising 109k, well above expectations of 79k and significantly stronger than March’s 61k gain. Hiring was led by the service sector, which added 94k Read more…