Why FX liquidity is harder to read than ever – FX Markets Skip to main content End of drawer navigation content A breakdown of FX execution methods shows how liquidity is truly formed, writes Isomiq’s Jamie Rose The BIS Triennial Survey headline for April 2025 is something that has been widely publicised and talked about: […]
Gold (XAU/USD) is seen extending the previous day’s modest pullback from the vicinity of the $4,900 mark, or a fresh all-time peak, and drifting lower through the Asian session on Thursday. This marks the first day of a negative move in the previous four and is sponsored by a combination of negative factors. US President
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China’s silver exports hit a 16-year high in 2025, casting doubt on fears that tighter export controls are constraining global supply. Summary: China silver exports reach 16-year high Volumes rise despite export-control fears No major disruption reported by exporters Processing trade rules underpin shipments Refining capacity expansion key driver China’s silver exports climbed to a
The unemployment rate in Australia came in at a seasonally adjusted 4.1 percent in December, the Australian Bureau of Statistics said on Thursday. That was well below forecasts for 4.4 percent and down from 4.3 percent in November. The Australian economy added 65,200 jobs last month – well exceeding forecasts for an increase of 28,300
South Korea Gross Domestic Product Growth (YoY) below expectations (1.9%) in 4Q: Actual (1.5%) Source link
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Economists and strategists were already addressing the question as Trump began to lead the polls in September 2024. After the operation in Venezuela, the doors opened wide for outside interventions. The thing is, when it’s far from us, it’s not such a big deal (Iraq in 2003, Venezuela today). It’s particularly the case when OECD
Shares of United Airlines are up 1.8% today after earnings. UAL stock of off the record high set earlier this month by about 8% but airlines continue to offer an interesting window into the real economy. UAL stock, daily Similar to Delta Airlines (who reported last week), virtually all the growth was in the premium
Stock Indexes rebound swiftly as Trump spoke in Davos but mid-session brings profit-taking Entire Market is propped up by better sentiment as speech tone eases Exploring Technical Levels for the Dow Jones, Nasdaq and S&P 500 Buyers are rising again this morning following a difficult start to the week. Sentiment had been negative since the
Silver price (XAG/USD) retreats on Wednesday after reaching a daily high of $95.56 after US President Donald Trump eased his tone in his Davos speech, saying that he is ready to negotiate Greenland with Denmark. At the time of writing, XAG/USD trades at $93.57, down over 1% after reaching a record high of $95.89 on
Rapidly rising bond yields shake global markets as Japan hits historic highs Rapidly rising government bond yields are once again rattling global equity markets, underlining how quickly stresses in sovereign debt markets can spill over into stocks. Nowhere has this been more evident over the past few days than in Japan, where an abrupt and
Market reaction to US President Donald Trump’s highly anticipated speech at the World Economic Forum was relatively muted, suggesting investors had already priced in a confrontational tone. Greenland remained the central issue for market participants. Trump’s remarks offered partial relief, as he appeared to rule out military action to secure control of the island, addressing
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The major US stock indices are hitting new lows in the European session as risk aversion continues to dominate the price action. As a reminder, the global risk sentiment was hit at the beginning of the trading week following Trump’s escalation over the weekend where he threatened to impose 10% tariffs starting on February 1
2026.01.21 2026.01.21 Know Sure Thing (KST) Indicator: Trading Guide for Beginners Oleg Tkachenkohttps://www.litefinance.org/blog/authors/oleg-tkachenko/ The Know Sure Thing (KST) indicator is a modification of the rate of change (RoC) that measures upward and downward momentum. It has less exposure to market noise because it uses smoothed rate-of-change calculations. KST movements are less erratic, so it gives
UK inflation accelerated more than expected in December on airfares and tobacco prices but it is expected to slow to the 2 percent target as the impact of utility price hikes drop out of annual comparisons. The consumer price index posted an annual growth of 3.4 percent in December after rising 3.2 percent in November,
