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S&P 500 recovered from the bear trap laid and sprung Thursday as per Thursday‘s midday short video, then I cautioned ahead of Friday‘s opening bell to equities dipping right next, and it was UoM inflation expectation and flash services PMI delivering a blow through stagflationary fears raised in

Gold Gold unexpectedly shot higher to through resistance again at 2900/2905 & shorts were stopped above 2910. Gold is at a critical level as we test the short term 1 week upper trend line at 2935/40. If you want to try a short, stop above 2944. A sustained break above 2944 is a buy signal &

The US Dollar Index may face challenges as the 14-day RSI remains below 50, signaling increased bearish bias. The primary key support appears around the descending channel’s lower boundary at 106.30. The DXY may target its primary resistance at the nine-day EMA of 107.34 The US Dollar Index (DXY) ti

Its Friday; here is a philosophical thought for the week. You can never know all the answers before making a decision. Most of the time, you don’t even know the questions to ask. When you enter into a marriage, you don’t know how you are going to run the house exactly or bring up your kids until you

GBP/USD rose nearly a full percent on Thursday. UK GDP came in firmer than expected, and US PPI figures firmed post-revision. US Retail Sales still in the pipe for Friday, but tariff threats have again eased. GBP/USD rallied on Thursday, climbing over nine-tenths of one percent and tapping the 1.256

NZD/USD is firmer on broad USD weakness, BBH's FX analysts report. NZ-US 2-year bond yield spreads to weigh on NZD/USD"The Q1 RBNZ survey of inflation expectations leaves plenty of room for the RBNZ to deliver a 50bps cut to 3.75% next week. Firms’ inflation expectations 2, 5 and 10 years out all di