Canada’s 10-Year Yield Rises on Hawkish BoC B…

Canada’s 10-Year Yield Rises on Hawkish BoC B…

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AUD and CAD Outperform on Separate Catalysts as French Yields Eyeing 5%

AUD and CAD Outperform on Separate Catalysts as French Yields Eyeing 5%

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Australian and Canadian Dollars Lead Major Currencies on Monday, but the Gains Are Far From Evidence of a Broad Risk-On Rally Today’s themes: Aussie leads: Australian Dollar is the strongest major as China’s Q3 GDP beats at 4.5% and RBA Assistant Governor Christopher Kent challenges the idea that tightening has ended. Loonie holds firm: Canadian

Tech Sell-Off Rattles Stocks: What Traders Need to Know

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The bull case: why this could be a healthy pullback Start with the numbers, which are less alarming than the headlines might suggest: the S&P 500 sits only about 2.4% below its 52-week high of 7844.52, and it is still up 1.43% over one month and 1.67% over three. If this is a crash, it’s

Nickel Rebounds From Near 10-Month Low

Nickel Rebounds From Near 10-Month Low

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TAIEX Trades at 4-Week Low as Tech Weighs

TAIEX Trades at 4-Week Low as Tech Weighs

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The TAIEX, Taiwan’s benchmark stock index, fell 654 points, or 1.4%, to 46,457 around midday on Monday, reversing gains from the previous session and hitting its lowest level since September 17. The downturn mirrored losses across other Asian markets, after a weak Wall Street session driven by a tech sell-off and concerns over AI-related investment.

EUR/CAD Gaps Lower as French Unrest Amplifies Fiscal Risks, Oil Supports CAD

EUR/CAD Gaps Lower as French Unrest Amplifies Fiscal Risks, Oil Supports CAD

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TL;DR: EUR/CAD gapped sharply lower at the weekly open, falling from 1.6269 to as low as 1.5777, as violent weekend unrest in France compounded an already elevated fiscal risk premium while Canadian Dollar held onto support from Friday’s oil surge—with Tuesday’s French budget vote and Friday’s Moody’s review now the key tests of whether the

China’s Fixed Asset Investment Slide Persists…

China’s Fixed Asset Investment Slide Persists…

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Japanese Market Sharply Lower

Japanese Market Sharply Lower

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The Japanese stock market is sharply lower on Monday, reversing some of the gains in the previous session, following the broadly negative cues from Wall Street on Friday. The Nikkei 225 is falling below the 64,450 level, with weakness across most sectors led by index heavyweights and technology stocks. Source link

New Zealand Imports Grow 17.7% in September

New Zealand Imports Grow 17.7% in September

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