The rapid repricing of Fed expectations followed a rare dovish turn from normally centrist policymakers, including New York Fed President John Williams and Governor Christopher Waller. These recent remarks signalled that rates may need to be cut “in the near …
After months of “higher for longer” rhetoric, the latest labour data revealed a cooling but resilient jobs market. The delayed September NFP showed 119,000 jobs added, double expectations, but the jobless rate rose to 4.4%, the highest in four years. …
A late-2025 government shutdown has triggered a data vacuum, with many key indicators either delayed or unlikely to be published before the December 10–11 Fed meeting. Only the September CPI report has been released. The October non-farm payroll (NFP) report …
The four-quarter winning streak of the S&P 500 has kept the bulls in control, but inflation data this week could prove a crucial test of whether that momentum still has legs. With nearly all companies in the S&P 500 having …
Markets face a week of hesitation rather than conviction. The message from the Federal Reserve in late-October has changed the tone: A December rate cut is no longer a certainty. Chairman Jerome Powell stressed that policy will depend on incoming …
Markets start the week on cautious footing ahead of a heavy central-bank lineup that includes the Federal Reserve, Bank of Japan, and European Central Bank. The dollar index (USDX) remains near 98.80 after retreating from 99.28, while gold hovers around …
Markets enter the week on edge as the US dollar index (USDX) consolidates around 98 after a mild rebound from lows last week. The markets are weighing the possibility that resilient US data could delay policy easing into 2026. Meanwhile, …
The valuation debate has returned with force. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq have climbed sharply this year, with tech and AI names driving much of the gains. Some analysts warn these levels echo past bubbles as one red flag lies …
The question isn’t whether altcoin season will happen. It’s when. Every major crypto cycle begins the same way: Bitcoin (BTC) leads, stabilises, and hands the rally baton to smaller coins. The last two rotations, in 2017 and 2021, each saw …
You’ve mastered the demo account, executed dozens of trades, and your strategy seems flawless. But what happens when real money is on the line? Suddenly, the calm confidence you felt turns into hesitation, doubt, and sometimes panic – and the …
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