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Stocks At All Time Highs, GBPUSD Rises 300 Pips. No More Brexit Crisis?
The positive risk sentiment in global financial markets continued yesterday. SP 500 extended record run to close at 2152 up 0.7% on a combination of positive US data.
Key Announcements In The Second Half Of July: What To Look For
With nonfarm payrolls out of the way, investors are looking for the next big data release to drive market possibilities. Luckily, the post-Brexit environment has provided ample liquidity for traders to score by longing and shorting various markets.
Stocks Hit All Time High, USDJPY, Sterling Recovers
Overall sentiment has turned positive as can be seen from the S&P 500 setting a new all-time high record. The positive sentiment is mainly stemming from the Nikkei as the country’s PM has vowed to add new stimulus packages that will weaken the JPY.
U.S. Labour Market Recovers In Style
The labour market has recovered after the addition of 287,000 new positions during June, following the May’s disappointing result.
Markets Are Steady Ahead Of Tomorrow's NFP And FOMC Members Are Divided
Last night’s FOMC was not a market mover as some expected. The main message was the Fed will have to wait and see for even longer in order to decide when to raise interest rates.
Oil Glut To Persist Through 2017: Abu Dhabi Investment Authority
The world’s second-largest sovereign fund sees the global oversupply of oil persisting until at least next summer, as markets take time utilizing excess crude already in storage.
Gold Trades At 2 Year High, As GBP Slides Again
GBP/USD is under renewed pressure reaching lows of 1.3220 as is EUR/USD which dropped from 1.1158 to 1.1120 amid falling stock markets which strengthened the USD.
Gold About To Make Multi Year Highs While We Enter Busy Week
Spot gold rose about 1 % at one point to touch a session best of $1,357.60 per ounce. This was close to the $1,358.20 level reached on June 24, the highest since March 2014.
UK Stock Market Recovers After Stimulus Hints By BOE
The FTSE 100 Index posted serious gains during the week as Monday was the only trading session with losses. Since then there were sharp gains that resulted in an 8.4% increase and ended the trading week at 6,529.
UK’s FTSE At 2016 Highs As BOE Hints At Measures To Combat Uncertainty, Gold Surges
The GBP weakened heavily following Carney’s comments on the state of the economy after Brexit. The pair dropped 200 pips as the market believed that rates will be cut and probably more asset purchasing will take place.
France Looks To Euro 2016 For Economic Boost
France’s struggling economy has opened its doors to more than 1.5 million fans from around the world for the UEFA Euro 2016 Football Championship.
Throwback Thursday: Financial Edition
In the wake of the Brexit fiasco, we thought it prudent to devote this edition of Throwback Thursday to the financial markets. Here’s a look back at some of the biggest opportunities and blunders in financial market history.
The Economic Impact Of Labour Strikes
Since the Industrial Revolution, unions have played a large role in improving working conditions.
Brexit Unleashes Volatility, Chaos On Financial Markets
Investors didn’t take lightly to Britain’s vote to leave the European Union. By the time trading had closed on Friday, markets from Tokyo to New York had experienced one of their worst trading days since the financial crisis of 2008.
Brexit: The Immediate Aftermath
Less than 24 hours after Britain voted to leave the European Union, Prime Minister David Cameron resigned, Scotland vowed to conduct a second independence vote and global markets shed over $2 trillion.
Bullet Report - The Pound Gets Pounded While Stocks Get Hammered
The GBP dropped as much as 11% on Friday reaching a low of 1.3228, experiencing its worst single day performance since 1992. The dollar index rose 3%. If sustained, that would be its biggest daily gain since 1978.
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