Metals attempt to retake their unforeseen 2025 run higher in today’s wild session. Higher than expected inflation, released on Oct 24 during to the BLS shutdown, brought back some calm in a squeezing metals market. While Gold went from $4,380 to just below $3,900, marking a 10.80% correction, Silver moved even more sharply with a […]
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Rolls-Royce steps into its next earnings with the tailwind of a strong first half: the company announced in July that underlying revenues grew by double-digits and that operating profits surged around 50%. As a result, Rolls-Royce upgraded its full-year guidance, signalling growing confidence in its civil-aerospace, defence and power-systems businesses. For the upcoming result, key
Austria’s production index declined in September as both the industrial and construction sectors logged decreases, Statistics Austria reported Monday. The production index fell 1.7 percent year-over-year in September, in contrast to the 0.8 percent increase in August. Industrial production dropped 1.3 percent, and construction output was down 3.1 percent in September. The yearly fall was
The AUDUSD is moving higher today, supported by risk-on sentiment—the Nasdaq is up over 360 points—and optimism surrounding improving U.S.–China trade relations (at least for now). From a technical perspective, the pair showed resilience on Friday, holding firm near recent swing lows even as stocks weakened earlier in the session, setting a solid foundation for
The Euro (EUR) is quietly consolidating in the mid-1.15s and entering Monday’s NA session unchanged from Friday’s close, Scotiabank’s Chief FX Strategists Shaun Osborne and Eric Theoret report. Near-term risk in Tuesday’s ZEW “Last week’s recovery was fundamentally driven as yield spreads narrowed in a EUR-supportive manner, largely reflecting a renewed softening in Fed expectations.
2025.11.10 2025.11.10 What Is the McClellan Oscillator and How to Use It in Trading Jana Kanehttps://www.litefinance.org/blog/authors/jana-kane/ The McClellan Oscillator gives you a deeper look into the market than price charts alone ever could. It reveals how many stocks are actually driving the market and whether buyers or sellers are in control. This market breadth indicator
Global risk appetite improved markedly today, with strong gains in Asia carrying over into European trading and U.S. futures pointing higher. Investors found renewed confidence amid signs of political progress in Washington, where the Senate approved the first stage of a bipartisan deal to end the monthslong government shutdown. The agreement would fund federal operations
Macro update Global stock markets rose strongly amid growing optimism that the 40-day US government shutdown may soon end, after the Senate advanced legislation to fund the government through late January. US futures climbed and Treasury yields edged higher – with the 10-year at about 4.14% – as sentiment improved despite weak consumer confidence data.
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Prior -5.4 Euro area investor morale declined more than anticipated going into November, reaffirming that sentiment remains a drag in the region. It doesn’t do much to change the ECB outlook, so policymakers will just stick to the status quo until year-end. This article was written by Justin Low at investinglive.com. Source link
The FTSE 100 index in Britain is expected to open higher on Monday, with early futures showing a gain of 0.84%. The DAX index was also trading higher, up around 0.5% at the time of writing. In company news: Diageo, the world’s largest spirits company, appointed Dave Lewis (the former head of Tesco) as its
Australia building approvals recovered in September, data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics showed on Monday. Building approvals increased 12 percent month-on-month in September after a 3.6 percent fall in August. Approvals for private sector houses rose 4.0 percent. Meanwhile, approvals for private sector dwellings excluding houses surged 26.0 percent. On a yearly basis, building
Yen was under pressure across the board in Asian session today as improved sentiment toward China and dovish domestic signals combined to sap demand for the safe-haven currency. Traders interpreted the latest Chinese inflation report and a surprise U.S. trade gesture as signs of stabilizing conditions, prompting flows back into risk assets. China’s October CPI
Takuji Aida, an economic adviser to Japan’s Prime Minister (PM) Sanae Takaichi, warned on Monday, “it would be quite risky for the Bank of Japan (BoJ) to raise interest rates in December.” “It would be more feasible for the BoJ to raise rates in January, if it can foresee the economy achieving solid growth in
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US markets recover despite early losses United States (US) stocks rebounded from early losses on Friday to close mostly higher, buoyed by hopes that lawmakers are making progress toward ending the government shutdown. For the week, however, the Nasdaq 100 fell 3.09% – its worst weekly performance since April – as artificial intelligence (AI) names remained
