The Australian Dollar (AUD) broke its three-day winning streak against the US Dollar (USD) following the Australian Employment report released on Thursday.
The Japanese Yen (JPY) retains its bullish bias through the Asian session on Thursday and climbs to a four-week high against its American counterpart amid reviving bets for a Bank of Japan (BoJ) rate hike next week.
A strong “relief rally” took the market by storm today, flipping a switch as of tepid Consumer Price Index (CPI) numbers and healthy earnings from some of the biggest Wall Street banks.
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T-Mobile’s financial performance underscores its growth trajectory. Over the last year, the company generated $80.006 billion in revenue, representing a 2.11% year-over-year increase.
After four consecutive 0.3% MoM prints, December's core inflation figure posted an improved 0.2% outcome. Nonetheless, the trend remains too hot for comfort and the Fed is likely to extend its well telegraphed pause in rate cuts beyond March.
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Wall Street soared on Wednesday, riding a wave of euphoria as bullish bank earnings smashed expectations. A critical inflation report delivered a pleasant surprise, hinting at a slowing pace of core price hikes.
Consumer spending will play a large role in the economy in 2025, driven by employment growth, wage gains in excess of inflation, and accumulated savings and investments.
In response to the 2008 stock market and real estate crash, the Federal Reserve stimulated the economy by reducing interest rates to (almost) zero under its ZIRP – Zero Interest Rate Policy.
Sugar, as shown in the weekly chart, has broken down under the 200-WMA for the first time since December 2020. However, it is holding the August 2024 low.
Ethereum is facing headwinds while Ozak AI gains momentum as a transformative force in the connecting junction of artificial intelligence and blockchain.
December consumer prices indicate that we are leaving the immediate post-covid era and seeing a rebalancing of sectors, as sectors that declined sharply in the past several years rebound.
Bond yields and the dollar are rising and perhaps its beginning to hit the stock market. Gold is holding up well but precious metals are in correction or consolidation mode.
For the second consecutive trading day, the EUR/USD currency pair has attempted to halt its recent sharp decline, which extended to a low of 1.0177, the lowest.
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Given that a strong consumer and a resilient labor market have defined much of 2024, analysts are looking closely at loan growth, credit quality, and net interest margins across the banking sector.
Yesterday, the overall market received support from a Bloomberg report that President-elect Trump’s economic team is considering a gradual increase in trade tariffs.
The AUD/USD pair climbed to 0.6192 midweek, reflecting cautious optimism in the market. Traders remain vigilant ahead of key December inflation data from the US.
The German economy ended the year 2024 with another disappointment. The economy shrank by 0.1% quarter-on-quarter, marking the second consecutive year of contraction since the early 2000s.
