Tuesday, January 30, 2018 was a good day for dollar, that seems to recover from the multiple hits it has taken lately, and gained more weight. Asian stocks, on the other hand did not feel so good, just like the Treasury yields. Also, America posts the list of Russian oligarchs, who are close to the Russian government – will the markets react?
As markets open on Monday oil prices sink, dollar tries to regain its strength and biggest crypto exchange in Japan fell victim to the biggest hacker attack of the crypto world.
Dollar keeps falling even lower as the U.S officials contradict each other on the question of weak – strong dollar. Litecoin finds new support and China is unveiling plans for the development of a new region.
January 25 has brought more luck for Asian markets while knocking greenback on its' back as the national US currency once again hit three-year low. Is weak dollar good or bad for world economy in general and USA in particular.
On Wednesday Ripple is continuing its several-days-long growth and is now aiming to become one of the most rapidly growing cryptos. Meanwhile Asian markets are showing teeth and growing which isn’t good for the greenback. In it’s turn Europe seems to have finally found it’s financial luck once again.
Wednesday is looking like another busy day in global finance markets. The USD remained lower, but U.S. Treasury Secretary said it’s actually good for the U.S. economy. Elsewhere, Gold prices continue to rise as they enjoy a weak dollar. Earnings season resumes in full speed today as more companies set to report. Finally, Oil prices struggle for direction. These are the top thing to know for today.
This Monday is a busy day for the global economy. In the U.S., the government shutdown is entering its third day. Stocks are unfazed by the shutdown, but the Dollar is still stuck at multi year lows. The Euro is getting stronger as German politicians are close to reach an agreement. Here are the top things to know for today.
Check out all the big news you should know for today’s trading in global financial markets. Crypto's continue to recover, the USD remains near three year lows, U.S. stocks set to open higher. This will help you understand what to look for and where to invest. For more information talk to our chat agents.
Stocks are opening the week with signs of slowing down. The USD keeps losing weight while commodities are getting stronger. Cryptocurrencies are also showing mixed trading, 2018 has not started well for cryptocurrencies as they are mostly on the losing side. Here are the top things to know for today’s trading day in global financial markets.
Markets are busy this Friday as a lot of new developments are taking place. The earnings season for the fourth quarter is kicking off today. Elsewhere, the Euro jumped to 3-years high levels enjoying the USD’s recent declines. Oil prices are on the way for a 3% weekly gain. Here are the top things to know for today’s trading in global financial markets.
Global stocks are taking a breather at the moment after rising in recent weeks. The USD extended its losses to hit a 6-week low against other major currencies. Elsewhere, Oil prices continue to rise and hit a 3-year high level. In the U.K, efforts to close a Brexit deal on financial services are continuing. Here are al the top things to know for today’s trading in financial markets.
Markets’ sentiment continues to be positive this Tuesday. Stocks and Dollar are looking higher ahead of fresh economic data due later today. Elsewhere the Japanese Yen jumped higher after policy comments from the BOJ. Oil prices remain at multi year high levels, boosted by falling U.S. supplies. Here are the top things to know for today’s trading.
This Friday is all about the U.S. NFP report which is due at 13:30 GMT. Ahead of the report, the USD moved a bit higher, but everything could change as soon as the data will be released. Meanwhile, global stocks continue to trade near all-time highs. Elsewhere, Oil prices took a plunge after investors took profit. Here’s all you need to know for today’s trading.
Markets will focus on new employment data out of the U.S. today and tomorrow. Meanwhile, the USD moved lower as the selling mood continues. Also, Oil prices maintain its high levels from the past months. In Europe, the Eurozone showed the strongest growth in the last 7-years. here are all the things you need to know for today’s trading.
There’s a lot of things going on in the markets right now. Global stocks are reaching new highs as sentiment remains positive. The USD is recovering from recent losses and the Fed will release its minutes later today. Elsewhere, Oil prices remain near multi years high. these are all the top things you need to know for today’s trading in the finance markets.
Friday is the last full trading day of 2017, here are the top things to know before the year ends. Global shares are trading near record highs on a positive market sentiment. Bitcoin is recovering once again from a heavy selloff and is now trading near the 14K level. The USD’s poor from resumes as the world’s most popular currency is trading near 2-months lows. Oil prices are on the way for great annual gains.
Thursday is looking like a bad day for the U.S. Dollar as the currency hits a 3-months low level. Also on the downside, the world’s favorite crypto – Bitcoin has lost about 15% of its value in the last trading session. On asset who’s performing better is Gold, which rose to 1-month high. in stocks, markets are mixed on a light holiday trading day. Here’s all you need to know for today.
Trading is expected to remain relatively light today as investors are on holiday mode. In the U.S., focus will be on the consumer confidence data set for later today. Elsewhere, Bitcoin is continuing to recover from last week’s selloff and is trading near 16K level. Here are the top things to know for today’s trading in global financial markets.
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