This snapshot is from the investingLive economic data calendar. The times in the left-most column are GMT. The numbers in the right-most column are the ‘prior’ (previous month/quarter as the case may be) result. The number in the column next to that, where there is a number, is the consensus median expected. The data of […]
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The second full week of 2026 was dominated by high-level political and macro headlines, leaving markets in a constant state of reassessment rather than conviction. Traders were confronted with a dense mix of headlines, ranging from renewed scrutiny of the Fed’s independence to mounting speculation over who will succeed Jerome Powell as Fed chair. At
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EUR/USD drops even though the Dollar pared some of its earlier gains on Friday sparked by solid US economic data releases in the week, which has improved the outlook for the labor market. This trimmed the chances for further easing by the Federal Reserve, a tailwind for the Greenback. The pair trades at 1.1599, down
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Markets: Gold down $32 to $4582, silver down 3% WTI crude oil down 32-cents to $59.51 US 10-year yields up 6.7 bps to 4.23% JPY leads, AUD lags S&P 500 down 0.1% It’s a holiday on Monday and markets on Friday mostly traded like an extra-long weekend. Newsflow was steady with some Fed talk ahead
The week opened on a nasty surprise: Donald Trump attempted another attack on Jerome Powell, starting an investigation through the Department of Justice against the Federal Reserve Chair. Jerome Powell quickly responded in an unusual address (for an unusual issue), published on Sunday evening. Fortunately, the effect was not long-lasting for the Stock Markets, as
The Australian Dollar (AUD) trades on the back foot against the US Dollar (USD) on Friday, as resilient US economic data and hawkish-leaning Federal Reserve (Fed) rhetoric keep the Greenback firmly supported. At the time of writing, AUD/USD trades around 0.6684, down about 0.20% on the day and poised to end the week with marginal
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Stock Indexes rebound across the world but anxiety remains Having passed a few tests from CPI, PPI and NFP, the uncertain environment is preventing a full-blown bullish momentum. Exploring Technical Levels for the Dow Jones, Nasdaq and S&P 500 The picture is mixed but red in US stocks today, even after the remarkable turnaround from
We haven’t heard much from Bowman since she was ruled out as a candidate for Fed Chair. US economy has been resilient Wage growth consistent with 2% inflation Fed has made considerable progress in lowering inflation Underlying inflation levels closer to Fed’s 2% target Says she is concerned about labor market fragility Firms may start
S&P 500 continued late Wednesday‘s recovery, and didn‘t make it above 7,020 as predicted – again rejected, and the same goes for Nasdaq. It was only Russell 2000 that was finely profitably trending, bringing great gains to clients. Source link
Industrial production in the U.S. grew by much more than expected in the month of December, according to a report released by the Federal Reserve on Friday. The Fed said industrial production climbed by 0.4 percent in December, matching an upwardly revised increase in November. Economists had expected industrial production to inch up by 0.1
J D Wetherspoon trading statement: Will the pub chain deliver festive cheer for investors? J D Wetherspoon is set to publish its upcoming trading update on 21 January, offering investors an important read-across on how the pub operator performed through the crucial Christmas and New Year period and how it is positioned heading into the second
XRP weighs on support zone Since the beginning of 2026, XRP has traded in a volatile environment, as investors balance evolving regulatory and institutional narratives against muted price momentum and broader macro uncertainty across digital assets. Price action in early 2026 has been resolutely bullish with XRP rallying by over 25% to its 6 January high
FTSE pulls back from records The FTSE 100 fell about 0.2% in early trade, pulling back from record levels reached earlier this week. The retreat was hardly dramatic, but it does highlight the challenge facing the index at these elevated levels. Losses in miners and oil stocks provided the main drag. When commodity-heavy sectors stumble, the
