3 Ways to Help Your Investments Survive a Market Crash 0 (0)

Stock market crashes
can be frightening, but there are ways to be ready
for them. While it’s tough to confirm whether the market is about to slide,
strengthening your portfolio will help you anticipate it.

 

Whether a market crash
is looming, you need to protect your investments. Here are three

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Eurozone January preliminary CPI +5.1% vs +4.4% y/y expected 0 (0)

Prior +5.0%Core CPI +2.3% vs +1.9% y/y expectedPrior +2.6%That’s a big blow to the ECB as euro area inflation unexpectedly hits a new record high, defying expectations. Soaring energy prices continue to drive up inflation mostly but food prices also surged to start the year. Meanwhile, services and

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USD and 10-Yr-Yields spot-check – Plus a cameo by @Newsquawk 0 (0)

It’s been a relatively quiet couple of hours on the newsflow front, so I thought I’d share Newsquawk’s Daily US Opening News note to give you guys something to read, especially helpful for those of you just getting to your desks for the U.S. session.Also, a quick look at USD and 10-Yr Yields USD Mon

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Rouble extends gains, firms 0.6% on day to 76.86 vs dollar for first time since Jan 21st 0 (0)

Russia’s Rouble getting a bid. Certainly being helped by the news that Russia is sending Nat Gas to Europe via UkraineEuropean Gas Prices Tumble as Russia Boosts Flows Via UkraineAlso comes after Ukraine has been very vocal on the fact that they aren’t seeing much/if any escalation in Russian action

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UK PM Johnson’s Office Have Received Report On Potential Downing Street Lockdown Breaches 0 (0)

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has received an update on the internal inquiry into potential lockdown breaches at his Downing Street residence, the Cabinet Office said in a statement on Monday. A Cabinet Office spokesperson said: „We can confirm that Sue Gray has provided an update on her inve

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Fed Signals Rate Hike as Early as March to Fight Persistent Inflation 0 (0)

After its first policy meeting in 2022, the US
Federal Reserve said it is likely to hike interest rates in March, for the
first time in more than three years and confirmed plans to end its bond
purchases, introduced during the coronavirus pandemic, in the Fed’s battle to
control surging inflation.

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