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The Shanghai Composite Index advanced 0.2% to move back above 4,000, marking a new one‑month high, while the Shenzhen Component Index gained more than 1.1% to around 14,600, returning toward its strong January 2022 levels. The rally was underpinned by optimism about renewed US–Iran negotiations and encouraging domestic economic data. China’s economy grew 5% in

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The NZX 50 rose 13 points, or 0.1%, to 13,089 in Thursday morning trading, extending the previous session’s gains and tracking an overnight rally on Wall Street, underpinned by optimism over potential US–Iran ceasefire talks. The benchmark advanced for a second consecutive day, led primarily by consumer discretionary, financial, and real estate stocks. Upside momentum

Stock Markets are officially going parabolic in a most surprising and confusing explosion. Defying global headwinds and geopolitical anxiety, Wall Street is charging into uncharted territory, leaving all types of investors lagging far behind. In a breathtaking 15% extension, the S&P 500 has surged past the 7,000 level for the first time since January, actively

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Slight to modest growth in 8 of 12 districts Two districts with little change Two districts with modest declines The April Beige Book landed with a thud. Eight of twelve districts managed slight-to-modest growth, but two were flat and two — Boston and New York — actually contracted. That’s not a recession signal, but it’s

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Zain Vawda Market Analyst Zain is an experienced financial markets analyst and educator with a rich tapestry of experience in the world of retail forex, economics, and market analysis. Initially starting out in a sales and business development role, his passion for economics and technical analysis propelled him towards a career as an analyst. He

Bitcoin navigates volatile week as institutional flows and resistance levels clash ​Bitcoin has traded through a volatile and narrative-heavy couple of weeks, with price action reflecting a tug-of-war between improving sentiment, institutional engagement and persistent structural uncertainty.  ​After weeks of fragile consolidation, the market has shown tentative signs of recovery, but conviction remains uneven and sensitive to both flows

Headlines: Markets: Oil prices bounce back from early lows, WTI crude up 1.1% to $92.25 US dollar little changed, hold more mixed on the day European stocks more cautious, S&P 500 futures flat amid a more tepid mood US 10-year yields up 1 bps to 4.265% Gold down 0.7% to $4,805, Silver down 1.0% to

2026.04.15 2026.04.15 Aussie Rally Has More Room to Run. Forecast as of 15.04.2026 Dmitri Demidenkohttps://www.litefinance.org/blog/authors/dmitri-demidenko/ A strong rally in US stock indices, robust demand for Australian commodities from China, and the RBA’s firm commitment to fighting inflation are pushing the AUD/USD pair higher. Will anything be able to stop this trend? Let’s discuss this topic