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Euro leads Sterling and Swiss Franc higher today, and stays firm so far. The common currency was apparently lifted by hawkish comments from ECB official over the weekend. Sterling shrugs off slightly worse than expected GDP and production data. Dollar and Yen are currently the weakest ones. Commodity currencies are mixed for now, with Canadian
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Prior -0.6% GDP 0.0% vs +0.1% 3m/3m expected Prior -0.1% Looking at the details, services was the main contributor to the rise in GDP as it grew by 0.4% in July – after a fall of 0.5% in June. Information and communication grew by 1.5% and was the largest contributor to the services growth in
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High risk warning: Foreign exchange trading carries a high level of risk that may not be suitable for all investors. Leverage creates additional risk and loss exposure. Before you decide to trade foreign exchange, carefully consider your investment objectives, experience level, and risk tolerance. You could lose some or all your initial investment; do not
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The rise in the number of retail investors in the Indian market has been unprecedented. Technological advancement made its march in stock trading making the process absolutely convenient for people where they could register themselves for trading in the capital market from the convenience of their respective homes. Then, the financial challenges brought onto people
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Euro ended the week broadly higher, with help from ECB’s historical rate hike. Yet, it was outshone by Swiss Franc, which was the biggest winner after SNB reiterated the stance of welcoming Franc’s appreciation. Canadian Dollar followed as the third, also after another massive hike by BoC. On the other hand, Yen was the worst
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Energy markets are not short of geopolitics these days. The petro-nations’ decision to cut output quotas next month might ultimately have a limited supply impact but sends a clear message. Similarly, the West’s idea of an oil price cap will face strong implementation difficulties but adds to the confrontation. Geopolitics look set to inject noise
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WTI crude oil settled up $3.25 today to $86.79 on the day. That’s higher than last week’s close at $85.98 and represents an impressive turnaround from $81.20 at yesterday’s low. The market is struggling to price in tight global supplies against worries of falling future demand. There are also uncertainties about how much natural gas-to-oil
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The markets are relatively steady in Asian session today, as focus turns to ECB rate hike. Dollar has been paring some gains overnight as risk aversion receded mildly. Both Euro and Swiss Franc are generally firming up. On the other hand, There is little sign of life for Yen, as it’s staying pressured across the
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One of the best trades of this decade will be copper or copper miners with deep inventories. It’s well understood, right down to the government level, that we’re going to need a lot of copper in the green transition and that existing mines aren’t enough. At the same time, investors are unwilling to fund new
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Gold in the national capital rose by Rs 62 to Rs 51,131 per 10 grams on Friday amid a jump in international precious metal prices, according to HDFC Securities. In the previous trade, the yellow metal had closed at Rs 51,069 per 10 grams. Silver also jumped by Rs 579 to Rs 55,540 per kg
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Dollar’s decline accelerates today on improving risk sentiment and pull back in treasury yields. Aussie is gaining most so far but Yen catching up quickly. Euro is struggling to extend the post-ECB rally, as dragged down by selloff in crosses, in particular against Swiss Franc. Canadian Dollar turned weaker after huge employment miss. Technically, EUR/CHF’s
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After running against a set of key technical levels earlier in the week, the dollar is now falling significantly across the board as we see a correction in the recent momentum. Let’s recap: EUR/USD flirted with a drop below daily support at 0.9900 this week but failed to firmly hold a close below that USD/JPY
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