Economic news

Technical overview remains very much volatile for the precious metal as it seemingly goes parabolic, and traders both large (CoT) and small (retail) remain majority buy.

Central banks meetings, earnings and geopolitics in focus next week as markets test the soft-landing narrative

Third-party interest rate predictions in Australia reflect the interaction between inflation trends, economic growth and the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA)’s policy framework. Expectations for how rates may evolve over the coming years can provide valuable insights for traders.

Equity index takes a hit in the futures market down less than 1% denting short-term technicals, and in sentiment CoT speculators remain net short.

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Movements in the euro–US dollar exchange rate often reflect a shifting balance between economic data, central bank expectations and broader market conditions.

Risk-off moves in the financial market see futures go for a dip, but it’ll require a bit more to shake off longer-term positive technicals and majority buy sentiment among traders.

The start of the new year has marked a dramatic escalation in the United States’ confrontation with Venezuela.

Since March 2020, the S&P 500 has returned almost 200% for its investors. That's one of the strongest 5-year performances in its history. But some markets have made even larger gains.

Movement relatively contained considering the fundamental update with the technical bias still negative, while in sentiment both CoT speculators and clients are extreme buy.