-
Indices

FTSE Trades at Weekly Lows While The DAX Advances
FTSE 100 Trades at Over 1-Week Low The FTSE 100 traded within a narrow range of less than 0.5% in…
Read More » -
Economics

US Inflation Key for Markets — Today’s Most Important Data Release of the Week
Wednesday’s trading session in financial markets will be dominated by key consumer inflation (CPI) releases. The main focus for global…
Read More » -
Markets

Trump Claims Full Control of the Strait of Hormuz, but Markets Remain Skeptical
The Wall Street session ended lower, with declines across the broader market. The S&P 500 and Dow Jones fell 0.3%,…
Read More » -
Metals

XAG/USD rises to near $65.40 with US inflation in focus
Silver price rises to near $65.40 ahead of the US CPI data for July. The US headline and core CPI…
Read More » -
Energies

WTI Price – Bulls retain control near 38.2% Fibo.; move beyond $83.00 awaited
WTI trades with a positive bias for the third straight day, close to a nearly two-week high. The US-Iran standoff…
Read More » -
Markets

Politics in Brazil more important than high rates. Why is the BRL weakening and what does it mean for commodities?
Anatomy of the BRL weakness: Politics eats into carry trade Although the Brazilian real offers an exceptionally attractive real interest…
Read More » -
Indices

TAIEX Stays Near 4-Week High on Tech Sector Boost
The TAIEX, Taiwan’s benchmark stock index, climbed 343 points, or 0.8%, to 45,464 around noon on Wednesday, extending gains for…
Read More » -
Markets

Asian Stocks Mostly Rise
Asian equity markets mostly advanced on Wednesday, led by a more than 4% surge in South Korea’s KOSPI Composite Index…
Read More » -
Indices

Sensex Falls for Second Day
India’s BSE Sensex fell about 0.3% to 77,957 on Wednesday, following the losses on the previous session as rising crude…
Read More » -
Energies

European Gas Holds Losses as Traders Assess Hormuz Developments
European natural gas prices hovered around €60 per MWh on Wednesday after falling in the previous session, as traders assessed…
Read More »











