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Goldman Sachs makes a case that the slow and gradual release of delayed US economic data should ““reveal a softer run rate for the economy, particularly the labor market, that will clear the way for more policy easing and a weaker dollar from here to the end of the year”. Adding that early signs should

Gold (XAU/USD) sticks to its modest intraday gains through the Asian session on Wednesday, though the uptick lacks follow-through or a bullish conviction amid mixed cues. The growing acceptance that the US Federal Reserve (Fed) will cut interest rates again next week keeps the US Dollar (USD) depressed near its lowest level since November 13.

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2025.12.02 2025.12.03 Weekly Economic Calendar for 08.12.2025–14.12.2025 Jana Kanehttps://www.litefinance.org/blog/authors/jana-kane/ The month opened on a weak note for the US dollar. Most traders are now convinced the Fed will cut rates at its December 9–10 meeting. This expectation is one of the key factors driving precious metals to record highs, while the US dollar index has

Prior was 53.1 Composite PMI 52.0 vs 52.0 prior New business growth accelerated for the first time in three months New export business fell for the fifth straight month Input price inflation accelerated to a six-month high Not much is happening with this PMI but the Japanese service sector remains a bright spot, extending its

Gold price (XAU/USD) tumbles to near $4,210 during the early Asian trading hours on Wednesday. The precious metal loses momentum as traders book profits ahead of the upcoming key US data releases. Traders brace for the release of the US ADP Employment Change and ISM Services PMI data later on Wednesday.  The yellow metal has fallen

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It seems like yesterday that I was not only writing, but also appearing on the Market Insights Podcast, commenting on the Federal Reserve’s decision to cut rates in October, with the obvious question being if a third consecutive cut would follow in December. While it would be fair to say that markets anticipate rate cuts

The major US stock indices are closing mostly higher with the NASDAQ leading the way. Again comes after declines yesterday that snap five-consecutive days of gains. A snapshot of the closing levels shows industrial average: Dow industrial average rose 185.13 points or 0.39% at 47474.46 S&P index rose 16.74 points or 0.25% at 6829.37 NASDAQ

The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) faced a messy session on Tuesday, exploring early upside and challenging the 47,600 level before getting knocked back down once again and ending the day on a cautious high note. New-old players in the AI space are cropping up to challenge the long-running Nvidia (NVDA) hegemony in the hardware

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Stocks have begun December trading on a muted note, though far from the bearish trajectory that defined much of November. December is historically a month where investors anticipate gains—a phenomenon known as the “December Effect” or the “Santa Claus Rally.” This seasonal strength is typically driven by three core catalysts: Corporate Stock Buybacks: Companies rushing

Any investors hoping to find a Muni – Bonds fund could think about starting with American Funds Tax-Advantaged Income A (TAIAX – Free Report) . TAIAX bears a Zacks Mutual Fund Rank of 2 (Buy), which is based on various forecasting factors like size, cost, and past performance. Objective TAIAX is one of many Muni

The USD is mixed vs the 3 major currency pairs to kickstart the North American session . The greenback is higher vs the JPY (+0.34%), but is lower vs the EUR (-0.06%). The dollar is also higher vs the GBP (+0.03%). IN the video above, I take a look at the Big 3 currencies vs

​​​Banks drive FTSE higher after stress test success  The FTSE 100 enjoyed a solid session as banks led the charge higher following the Bank of England’s stress test results. All major lenders passed the assessment, providing reassurance about the sector’s resilience to potential shocks. The BOE’s decision to trim capital requirements added further support to