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Asian stock markets saw a modest increase in anticipation of a US jobs report, as investors look for new data following recent indications that Trump's trade war is negatively impacting the US economy.
Bitcoin continues to attract dip buyers ahead of the U.S. jobs report, with a breakout above $112K likely triggering a run toward the $120K resistance zone.
In this video, Ira Epstein discusses the recent movements in the metal markets, highlighting a rally influenced by the Senate's passage of a tax spending bill and its potential inflationary effects.
With the major domestic automakers releasing their vehicle sales for the second quarter, Ford and General Motors were notable standouts, outperforming Tesla.
The ADAUSD daily chart indicates the completion of both wave 1 and wave 2 within a bullish impulsive structure. Wave 2 retraced near the Fibonacci 0.618 level at approximately 0.543 USD.
The 4 constituents in the MunAiMarkets Pure-Play Quantum Computing Portfolio all went up on Wednesday as follows: Rigetti Computing Inc. (+15.5%); IonQ Inc. (+11.6%); Quantum Computing Inc. (+10.8%) and D-Wave Quantum Inc. (+7.8%).
The Dollar Index cycle, originating from its September 2022 peak, remains incomplete and exhibits a bearish outlook, signaling potential for further declines.
Market indexes were almost complete up today, with only the Dow posting a -0.02% loss from yesterday’s close, -10 points. The Nasdaq grew another +0.94% on the session and the S&P 500 split the difference: +0.47%.
The Japanese Yen ticks lower against its American counterpart for the second straight day on Thursday amid receding safe-haven demand as a trade agreement between the US and Vietnam eased concerns over prolonged trade tensions.
The trade deal between the US and Vietnam boosted oil prices. However, with OPEC+ set to decide on August output levels, the move higher could be short-lived.
Everyone’s waiting for a pullback! You probably know this already, but timing the perfect pullback isn’t easy! Not to worry, I’ll show you how the 21ema helps me time perfect pullbacks in tonight’s video...
On July 1, the U.S. Senate voted 99-1 to remove a proposed 10-year federal ban on state-level AI regulation from President Trump’s comprehensive tax-cut and spending bill.
The EUR/USD pair has continued its strong upward momentum, with gains extending to the 1.1830 resistance level, the highest for this prominent currency pair in the forex market since August 2021.
In this video, Ira Epstein discusses the financial market's anticipation ahead of the non-farm payroll report, highlighting discrepancies between recent ADP and JOLT reports and their potential implications for market trends.
West Texas Intermediate, the US crude oil benchmark, is trading around $66.40 during the early Asian trading hours on Thursday. The WTI price declines on a surprise build in US crude supplies.
In my last post, I noted Starbucks’ price hadn’t moved since Dec 2020. Lululemon takes it further—its stock is trading at the same level it was over five years ago, despite selling pricey apparel to the image-conscious.
Payrolls day remains the most important one for markets. Even going into most pivotal Fed meetings we typically know what's going to happen. For payrolls, we think we know. And even if we did, the print itself can have a perverse effect.
The weekly chart shows TAN rising above the 50-week moving average for the first time since April 2023. This is an unconfirmed phase change, but more importantly, a reversal of a 2 plus year downtrend.
Both hires and quits remain below their pre-pandemic levels, but above their level through much of last year, consistent with a continuation of the “soft landing” scenario as shown in the below graph of the past 12 months.
The Gold and Silver markets are proving more robust than many expect. However, it is not the Chinese who are keeping the Gold price up, but increasingly Western private investors – via ETFs.
Cotton was a little lower after trading both sides of unchanged. USDA estimated Cotton planted area at 10.12 million acres which was on the high end of trade expectations.
Global Stock Market Index is attacking new all-time highs on the weekly basis, which can keep stocks in the bullish trend in 2025 by Elliott Wave Theory.
The Japanese Yen loses ground against the US Dollar on Wednesday, as the Greenback recovers slightly after hitting its lowest level since February 2022 the previous day.
The Pound Sterling plummets sharply, close to over 1% or 170 pips, on Wednesday against the US Dollar amid growing speculation that the Chancellor of Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, could be replaced by the Prime Minister, Keir Starmer.
Gold (XAU/USD) price is trading in a tight range as traders digest Wednesday’s Automatic Data Processing (ADP) employment data and look ahead to Thursday's Nonfarm Payroll (NFP) report.
There are a lot of “xx priced in gold” charts floating around, most of which show that stocks, houses, and pretty much everything else aren’t actually going up in real terms. They only appear to be in bull markets...
Adobe stock fell 4.59% after Redburn-Atlantic downgraded shares to Sell, warning that generative AI tools are eroding the company's competitive advantage.
Seattle Times business reporter Alex Halverson just published a breaking story on Microsoft’s latest wave of layoffs, which will affect up to 9,100 employees—roughly 4% of its 228,000-person workforce.
Shares of Tesla came under heavy pressure on Tuesday following a late-night social media post from President Donald Trump calling for a federal review of subsidies granted to Elon Musk’s companies.
Friday's inflation data poses an upside risk, but the market remains unfazed. The CNB could easily find itself in a situation where inflation stays above 3% for a longer period, and neither the central bank nor the markets are prepared for it.
