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After the S&P 500 index dramatically wiped out almost all its post-election gains, rattled by a bond market spooked by soaring inflation and climbing interest rates, the downturn was further fueled by President-elect Donald Trump's aggressive economic agenda. In this volatile environment, invest

The single European currency remains near the 1,03 level for the third consecutive day and although it remains in a contested environment, it has not yet approached the recent low of 1,0220. Yesterday, as expected, did not yield any surprises. The closed markets in the United States due to Jimmy Car

USD/CAD faces pressure to extend its upside above 1.4400 ahead of US-Canada labor market data for December. The US Dollar performs strongly as the Fed has become worried about a potential slowdown in progress in the disinflation trend. Soft Canadian employment data will boost hopes of BoC super-size

AUD dips 0.36% to 0.6215 on Wednesday. Wall Street trims Trump-inspired losses, aiding brief Aussie rebound. Australian Retail Sales, Trade figures eyed in Asian session. FOMC Minutes confirm gradual approach to 2025 rate cuts. The Australian Dollar declined by 0.36% to 0.6215 on Wednesday despite W

Good news was bad news yesterday and they even wiped out the optimism that Nvidia initially created around AI with the announcement of new products. The US released a set of higher-than-expected ISM data, suggesting that non-manufacturing activity was better than expected in December – in contradict