Moody’s chief economist Mark Zandi has escalated his warning on the U.S. housing market, shifting from a “yellow flare” to a “red flare” as conditions continue to deteriorate under the weight of high mortgage rates. In a series of posts on social media platform Twitter, Zandi outlined how persistently elevated mortgage rates—hovering near 7%—are exerting […]
Log in to today’s North American session recap for the July 14, 2025. Today’s flows have been a bit erratic, between a slow start in Forex that turned into another US Dollar rally, Cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin hitting new highs before retracting decently and Commodities taking a hit. About the latter, it seems that some geopolitics are
The major stock indices are closing higher led by the NASDAQ index and the small cap Russell index. The final numbers are showing: Dow industrial average +88.14 points or 0.20% at 44459.65. S&P index up 8.81 points or 0.14% at 6268.56. NASDAQ index up 54.80 points or 0.27% at 20640.33. The small-cap Russell 2000 rose
In a return to regularly scheduled programming, trade tariffs and the associated renewal of commitments to negotiation deadlines remain one of, if not the largest, determining factors in US equity performance. Recently offered a period of comparative respite, the Dow Jones has proven particularly vulnerable to trade-related news in recent memory, especially compared to tech-led
AUDUSD Technicals After last week’s rally in the AUDUSD stalled at an old upward sloping trend line resistance, the pair has come under renewed selling pressure to start the week.Today’s price action is reinforcing the bearish shift, with the pair moving further below the trend line and now eyeing key downside support levels. Initial focus
The Japanese yen is trading quietly on Monday. In the North American session, USD/JPY is trading at 147.47, up 0.04%. The US dollar posted strong gains last week, as USD/JPY jumped 2.0%, its best week since December 2024. /* Requesting advertisement by calling an endpoint assures that the advertisement is never cached together with the
The USD/CAD outlook shows robust strength in Canada’s labor market. Sentiment has remained poor since Trump announced a 35% tariff on Canada. Economists believe US inflation accelerated in June due to Trump’s tariffs. The USD/CAD outlook shows robust strength in Canada’s labor market, supporting the loonie as a result. However, a potential 35% tariff on
(Partial video transcript) This week’s trading opportunity Axel Rudolph: Hello and welcome to “Trade of the Week” on 14 July 2025. Let’s look at today’s trade to start with, and I thought perhaps we should look at AUD/USD . The reason being that we made a new multi-month high last week, but only marginally so. Reasons for
Bitcoin (BTC/USD) weekly chart The Bitcoin train looks to march on with over 2% gains today as it keeps just under $122,000 currently. After a brief stutter at the end of last month, which saw price potentially falling back under six figures, Bitcoin is definitely proving its mettle now as it surges to fresh record
2025.07.14 2025.07.14 BoJ Rate Hike Expectations Fade. Forecast as of 14.07.2025 Dmitri Demidenkohttps://www.litefinance.org/blog/authors/dmitri-demidenko/ The Bank of Japan is reluctant to raise rates. The Japanese government refrains from giving in to pressure during negotiations with the US. USDJPY bears are facing strong headwinds. Meanwhile, the Japanese parliamentary elections are approaching. Let’s discuss this topic and make
India’s wholesale prices decreased for the first time in nineteen months in June, provisional data from the Ministry of Commerce and Industry revealed on Monday. The wholesale price index, or WPI, dropped 0.13 percent year-over-year in June, reversing a 0.39 percent increase in May. Meanwhile, economists had expected inflation to rise to 0.52 percent. Moreover,
Asian Market Wrap U.S. and European stock futures dropped at the start of the week after President Trump announced a 30% tariff on goods from the EU and Mexico. S&P 500 futures fell 0.4%, and European stock futures dipped 0.6%. Meanwhile, Asian stocks stayed mostly flat, with small gains in Hong Kong and China. /*
European indices face headwinds European markets have borne the brunt of the tariff concerns, with Euro Stoxx 50 futures declining 0.6% and Germany (DAX) 40 futures falling 0.7%. These moves reflect genuine concerns about the potential impact on European exporters, particularly Germany’s manufacturing sector, which remains heavily dependent on trade with the US. The decline in
Silver price has marked $39.10, the highest since September 2011, on Monday. The safe-haven Silver attracts buyer following President Trump’s 30% tariff on imports from the European Union and Mexico. Traders adopt caution after US economic adviser Kevin Hassett suggested that Trump could remove Fed’s Powell “if there’s cause.” Silver price (XAG/USD) extends its three-day
2025.07.14 2025.07.14 US Dollar Wins Battle But May Lose War. Forecast as of 14.07.2025 Dmitri Demidenkohttps://www.litefinance.org/blog/authors/dmitri-demidenko/ The actions of the US president appear to be contrary to his objective of weakening the US dollar. The Fed is delaying its decision to reduce interest rates due to high tariffs against Brazil, Canada, Mexico, and the EU.
Risk sentiment turned mildly negative in Asia on Monday following US President Donald Trump’s announcement of 30% tariffs on imports from the EU and Mexico, starting August 1. While US futures turned lower, equity markets in Asia were more muted, digesting the move in context of still-holding EU retaliation. The 30% tariff rate on EU
A busy week lies ahead in terms of economic events, even though Monday starts off slowly with no significant scheduled releases affecting the FX market. On Tuesday, the main focus will be on inflation data from both Canada and the U.S. Additionally, the U.S. will release the Empire state manufacturing index. On Wednesday, the U.K.
