Global markets are trading mostly lower at the moment after reaching record highs in recent days. Investors are somewhat cautious today amid the ongoing political crisis in Spain and due to memories of the Black Monday collapse of 1987 that occurred exactly 20 year ago. In the U.S., discussions continue on who will be the next Fed Chair after Janet Yellen’s terms is finished. Elsewhere, China published a weaker GDP data as was widely expected. Here are the big things to know for today’s trading.
The USD continues its good form this Wednesday as traders await fresh data from the world’s biggest economy. More earnings are set to be released later today with big companies such as American Express and eBay publish their third-quarter reports. Global stocks continue to trade near record highs and Chinese President Xi Jinping lays out the future of his nation. Here are the most important things to know for today.
Sentiment in global markets continue to look positive as world shares remain near recent highs. In the U.S., earnings season is in full speed with some major companies set to release their third-quarter reports. Also in the U.S., the race for the Fed chair head is heating up with president Trump favoring Stanford economist John Taylor for the position. Elsewhere, Oil prices are rising amid ongoing violence in Iraq. These are all the big headlines to know for today’s trading.
A new trading week kicks off and there’s plenty of things going on at the moment. Stock markets around the world continue to rise, supported by optimism about global growth. The Euro is under pressure amid uncertainty over the future of Catalonia and Spain. Commodities such as Industrial Metals and Oil are moving up, and U.S. earnings will start to flow later today. Here are the big things to know ahead of today’s trading.
This Friday, investors will focus on fresh economic data out of the U.S. The Dollar is a bit weak at the moment against a higher Euro. Meanwhile, Bitcoin rallied to an all-time high level of $5,874.30 after optimistic news on the future of the cryptocurrency. Elsewhere, the GBP is bouncing back after some sharp losses recently and Oil prices are also looking up. Check out all the big things you need to know for today.
Traders will wait to hear from the Fed later today as they announce their minutes meeting. The crisis in Spain calms down for now after the Catalan leader Puigdemont did not declare unilateral independence. Japan’s stocks hit 21-years high on global optimism for growth and as geopolitical concerns fade out. Meanwhile, the USD remains under pressure amid a stronger Euro. Here are the big things to know for today’s trading.
There are a lot of political developments this Monday that are affecting global financial markets. Relations between U.S and Turkey are deteriorating, so as the ongoing crisis between the U.S. and North Korea. The crisis is Spain eases after a support rally against separation from Spain took place in Catalonia and restored hopes for peace in Spain. Meanwhile, stocks continue to rise globally on growth optimisim. These are the big things to know for today.
This Friday investors and traders will be keeping a close eye on this month’s Nfp report which is due at 12:30 GMT. Meanwhile, the USD is trading at a level of 7-weeks high against the Euro and other big currencies. Global stocks continue their good form, but still focusing on the political crisis in Spain. Here are all the big headlines for today’s trading.
Markets are somewhat optimistic today as investors take on riskier assets. World stock prices have reached another record high on growing confidence that the global economy is improving. The Dollar declined after reaching 1-month recently, Oil prices look steady. Finally, Tesla shares dive due to poor production. These are all the big headlines to know for today.
There are some big headlines at the start of this trading week. The world is shocked to hear about the deadly terror attack that took place in Vegas. Europe is also troubled after Catalonia’s voted to depart from Spain with a 90% of the people said Yes to leave Spain. Elsewhere, the USD continued to rise against other major currencies. These are the big headlines for today.
Markets are optimistic today as they focus on President Trump’s ambitious tax plan. The Dollar is trading steady today at 1-month high levels, there’s plenty of data coming out of the U.S. today including fresh GDP reading and weekly unemployment claims. Meanwhile, Oil prices continue their good momentum, and Toshiba $18 billion deal is officially signed. Here are the headlines that will make today’s trading day.
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Global markets enjoy a positive sentiment at the moment after recent global worries fade. The U.S. Dollar rallied after Fed’s Yellen bullish comments on the strength of the U.S. economy. The announcement also sent the Gold falling to 5-week lows. In earnings, Nike shares fell by 3.5% on sales decline. Here are the 4 major things to know for today's trading day.
Global stock markets bounce back after suffering losses recently amid threats being made by the U.S. and North Korea scared investors. Later today, the French President Macron is set to give a speech in which he will describe his vision for the future of Europe. In the U.S., market players will wait for fresh data for more signs on the strength of the economy. Here are the 4 big things to know for today’s trading.
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Markets are kicking off the week with some big news from all over the globe. News of Germany’s election results and Japan’s latest political developments are taking much of the focus of investors and traders. Later today, Central banks officials from the U.S. and the Eurozone will announce their latest economic policies. Here are all the big headlines of today’s trading day.
Global markets are focusing on the Fed as new announcements will start at 18:00 GMT. Meanwhile the USD is trading a bit lower while Gold prices gain strength. GBP/USD hit 15-months high earlier after solid data from the United Kingdom. Check out all you need to know for today.
The positive sentiment from Friday carries on today as global markets and the U.S. Dollar are looking to rise further. World’s biggest cryptocurrency Bitcoin is bouncing back towards the $4,000 mark after losing almost third of its value recently. Meanwhile, Oil prices remain steady to trade near 5-months high. Check out today’s headlines in global finance markets.