2025.09.03 2025.09.03 Best Technical Analysis Books For Every Trader Alex Rodiоnovhttps://www.litefinance.org/blog/authors/alex-rodionov/ This article presents what the author modestly considers to be the best books on technical analysis. All of these books reveal the art of trading from different angles. The reading list is compiled in such a way that every trader can find a suitable […]
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Global markets steadied on today as benchmark treasury yields dipped modestly after this week’s sharp jump. The pullback in yields helped ease pressure on risk sentiment, with European stocks trading slightly higher while U.S. futures hovered near flat. Sterling also managed a tentative rebound following its steep selloff yesterday. Although investor concerns over the U.K.’s
The USD/JPY forecast indicates continued yen weakness amid political uncertainty in Japan. The Secretary General of Japan’s ruling party is planning to resign. Economists are predicting a low US job growth of 75,000. The USD/JPY forecast indicates continued yen weakness amid political uncertainty in Japan. Meanwhile, the dollar is on the front foot as market
Headlines: Markets: AUD leads, JPY lags on the day European equities higher; S&P 500 futures up 0.5% US 10-year yields down 0.4 bps to 4.273% Gold up 0.4% to $3,547.16 WTI crude down 2.0% to $64.29 Bitcoin up 0.1% to $111,560 After the global bond rout triggered a bit of a scare in broader markets
European stocks were recovering from a big drop on Tuesday. The uptick in European shares happened as the selloff in long-term bonds seemed to calm down. The main European stock index, the STOXX 600, rose by 0.4%, with the technology sector leading the way with a 1.3% gain. Shares of Adidas climbed 2.5% after the
On Tuesday, global bond markets experienced sharp selling pressure as fiscal concerns intensified, with UK gilts particularly affected amid speculation that the Chancellor may introduce new taxation measures in the upcoming Autumn budget. US equity markets reopened after Labor Day with declines across all major indices – the Dow Jones fell 0.6%, S&P 500 dropped 0.7%, and Nasdaq
Spain’s services industry has experienced a noticeable slowdown in August, with the HCOB Spain Services Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) dipping to 53.2, down from 55.1 in July, the latest data released on September 3, 2025, indicates. This marks a second consecutive month where the sector’s growth, although still expansive, is showing signs of weakening momentum.
2025.09.03 2025.09.03 Best Uranium Stocks to Buy Now: Investment List for 2025 Oleg Tkachenkohttps://www.litefinance.org/blog/authors/oleg-tkachenko/ Over the past five years, top uranium stocks have more than tripled in price, delivering an annual return of around 60%, making them a recurring theme in stock market news alongside other uranium stocks. For comparison, the S&P 500 index has
Turkey Consumer Price Index (MoM) above forecasts (1.79%) in August: Actual (2.04%) Source link
But for some late dip buying in Wall Street yesterday, it would’ve been a pretty bad showing by stocks to end the day. In Europe, things did get pretty bad with the DAX falling by over 2% at the close. The global bond rout is finally hitting at broader markets and that is going to
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2025.09.02 2025.09.03 Weekly Economic Calendar for 08.09.2025–14.09.2025 Jana Kanehttps://www.litefinance.org/blog/authors/jana-kane/ Volatility continues to stir up the markets as investors try to get a clearer picture of the Fed’s monetary policy outlook. Next week, the Fed is scheduled to hold its meeting, and market participants are sure that the central bank will cut interest rates. In the
UBS is urging investors not to be deterred by U.S. equities trading near record levels, arguing that solid earnings and the prospect of Federal Reserve rate cuts should continue to underpin markets. while September has a reputation as a weak month for equities, the broader backdrop remains supportive. “Periods in which the Fed cuts interest
Most Read: Why are government bond yields rising so much as of late? The summer lull appears to be over with September off to a rocking and volatile start for global markets. Stock markets have not started September on the front foot, which isn’t a surprise given that it is a notoriously tricky month for
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A U.S. judge has ruled that Google can keep operating its Chrome browser but must open up by sharing search data with rivals and ending exclusive search contracts. Google is banned from paying to be the exclusive search engine on devices and browsers, but the judgement declined more drastic remedies against the company, no break
