Market Overview

US equities rebounded from a selloff earlier in the week, ending slightly higher. However, caution remains due to upcoming economic data releases. The Japanese Yen is heading for its first losing...

As you read this, the U.S. has smashed through a historic fiscal milestone of $35 trillion in national debt. That is roughly $105,000 for every individual and $270,000 for every U.S. household. This...

Market turmoil has eased, but will US CPI stir things up again? Crucial week for sterling as UK CPI, GDP and retail sales on the way The RBNZ is edging closer to a rate cut, but will it be next...

The most recent data showed that Japanese investors took advantage of the yen's strength last week to buy foreign bonds and stocks. The US weekly jobs claims to their lowest level in four weeks,...

A Universal Basic Income (UBI) sounds great in theory. According to a previous study by the Roosevelt Institute, it could permanently increase the U.S. economy by trillions of dollars. While such...

US dollar gains as data ease further recession concerns Aussie benefits the most, also helped by RBA’s Bullock Wall Street rebounds, oil and gold gain as well Jobless Claims Drop the Most in Nearly...

The stock market appeared confused yesterday, reacting to the weekly jobless claims and continuing claims data as if the CPI report had come in 0.4% cooler than expected. The market has been trying...

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It’s important for investors to follow stocks and bonds. And even more important to understand the relationship between them. Today, we highlight the past 20-years of there relationship via the...

The financial markets experienced global panic, but recovery is underway. Investors are now faced with a critical question: Should they buy the dip, stay cautious, or even minimize risk through...

Yen pullback stopped by hawkish BoJ Summary Fed cut bets remain dovish, traders await next week’s data Tech shares drag Wall Street down again Gold rebounds, but remains well off its records Yen...

Gold Stabilises Amid Recession Concerns XAU/USD has moved sideways since 5 August, forming a triangle pattern as investors continue to assess the possibility of a recession. Global risk sentiment...

The stock markets around the world are sliding, and so does Bitcoin – just as I warned. Miners invalidated their tiny breakout, closed below the July low on Friday, and they are poised to slide even...

Last week's jobless claims hit +255,000, which I initially thought was the highest in the past year. However, Rick Santelli pointed out that +258,000 was the actual peak, as shown in the Federal...