© Reuters. Investing.com — Most Asian currencies fell on Tuesday as disappointing Chinese trade figures weighed on sentiment, while the dollar advanced amid uncertainty over the Federal Reserve and anticipation of key inflation readings this week. Government data showed that both Chinese and shrank at their fastest pace since the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic, pointing to
Article by IG Chief Market Analyst Chris Beauchamp Nasdaq 100, CAC40, Hang Seng Analysis and Charts Nasdaq 100 holds support for now The price rallied off the 15,260 level yesterday, stemming any further declines for now.Crucially it also held trendline support from late April and remains above it in early trading today. A rally back
The US dollar is broadly slumping as Treasury yields fall and dollar bulls take profit. The soft non-farm payrolls headline is winning the day and there’s a UBS note circulating (aided by Nick Timiraos) that argues that next month’s average hourly earnings number will be low. Fed pricing hasn’t changed with about 9 bps of
Share: Mullen held its shareholder meeting on August 3 but it is unclear whether the company received enough votes for another reverse stock split. July US Nonfarm Payrolls surprised to the downside – weighing on the US Dollar but supporting stocks. S&P 500 and NASDAQ 100 both gain in early Friday trade Mullen Automotive
Share: Dow Jones futures fall 0.3% after Fitch downgrades US credit rating to AA+. DJIA is overbought on daily RSI as it trends higher near 35,750 resistance level. US July ADP Employment Change arrives at 324K, way above 189K expectation. Analysts expect Friday’s July Nonfarm Payrolls data to decline to 200K. The Dow
> Dallas Fed June trimmed mean price index falls to 2.5% m/m annualized versus 3.2% prior The trimmed mean inflation index from the Dallas Fed Adam Button Friday, 28/07/2023 | 14:28 GMT-0 28/07/2023 | 14:28 GMT-0 Prior was 3.2% (revised to 3.5%) 6 month trimmed mean falls to 4.1% from 4.4% last month 12 month