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Banks

Canadian Dollar: Resistance caps losses against US Dollar – Scotiabank
Scotiabank strategists Shaun Osborne and Eric Theoret note the Canadian Dollar (CAD) remains soft but broadly stable, with USD/CAD trading…
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Markets

Threats to Growth – Only in Europe?
The European Commissioner for Employment, Roxana Mînzatu, warns in her statements that, in the context of the prolonged crisis in…
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Markets

Intel gets a new boost following signs of strong CPU demand
Intel (INTC.US) is one of the index’s strongest performers today after investors reacted positively to recent remarks by the company’s…
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Markets

ASML – JPMorgan revises its forecasts for the European star of the capital markets
ASML (ASML.NL) is one of the most unique companies on the stock market—the Dutch manufacturer of lithography machines is the…
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Markets

Middle East peace deal delay threatens AI rally
Key takeaways Continued hostilities in the Middle East leads to another day of gains for oil Stocks in Europe are…
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Markets

Market watch – Oil up 2% amid Middle East Tensions; Inditex surges despite European stocks weakness
Oil futures are up almost 2%, weighing on risk sentiment across equity markets. Germany’s DE40 is down around 0.8%, while…
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Markets

Trade of The Day – WHEAT
Facts As of 8:52 AM GMT, the CBOT Chicago WHEAT contract is trading near 597 and continues to move lower.…
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Energies

Brent Oil rises above $97.00 as Iran’s ceasefire wobbles
Brent Oil prices have appreciated 5% so far this week, reaching highs above $97.00. Escalating tensions between the US and…
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Banks

Euro: Range holds as labour data supports Dollar – Danske Bank
Danske Research Team notes that EUR/USD stayed broadly unchanged in a 1.1620–1.1650 range as short-term US and Euro area rates…
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Banks

Japanese Yen: Intervention risk rises near 160 against US Dollar – DBS
DBS Bank’s Philip Wee highlights that USD/JPY is trading around 160, a level where intervention risk remains high. He notes…
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