The US stock market is embracing the peak of the earnings season this week, with about 22% of the S&P 500 companies due to announce results. Among them, Apple, Tesla and Microsoft will be closely e…
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USD/JPY Rate Outlook Hinges on Federal Reserve Interest Rate Decision
The Federal Reserve interest rate decision may sway the near-term outlook for USD/JPY as the central bank prepares to normalize monetary policy.
EUR/USD Forecast: Key EUR/USD, EUR/GBP Levels to Watch
Euro maintains uptrend, EUR/GBP rallies continue to be faded.
Gold Price Forecast: XAU May See Volatile Trading on FOMC and PCE Data
Gold Prices are looking to rise for a third consecutive week as market volatility and geopolitical tensions support bullion. It may be a volatile one for XAU, with a FOMC announcement and PCE data …
The bitcoin selling continues on the weekend as it falls through $35,000
There’s no respite for bitcoin today after it sank to the lowest levels since July a day ago.
It’s continued lower, falling $2091 to $34596, which is the lowest since July 26.
On Friday, El Salvador President Nayid Bukele tweeted that the country bought 410 bitcoin but that didn’t help. T
It’s continued lower, falling $2091 to $34596, which is the lowest since July 26.
On Friday, El Salvador President Nayid Bukele tweeted that the country bought 410 bitcoin but that didn’t help. T
US State Dept will evacuate families of embassy personnel in Ukraine as soon as Monday
No one knows if Russia is going to invade Ukraine but there are plenty of reasons to worry.
Starting Monday, the US State Dept will start evacuating family members of embassy personnel in Ukraine, according to reports.
On the diplomatic side, the US said it would respond in writing to a se
Starting Monday, the US State Dept will start evacuating family members of embassy personnel in Ukraine, according to reports.
On the diplomatic side, the US said it would respond in writing to a se
That feeling of being ripped off
Blackrock is out with its latest macro perspectives note and it makes a compelling argument: Inflation is largely driven by supply shocks, not fiscal policy and raising rates isn’t the solution.
It’s been largely driven by manufacturing shortages and a shift in consumer spending into goods
It’s been largely driven by manufacturing shortages and a shift in consumer spending into goods