US CPI data is released on Wednesday, 10 April. We preview what to expect from the data, how it could influence US Federal Reserve policy, and analyse the NASDAQ (US Tech 100).
The bullish momentum in oil prices remains strong as escalating geopolitical tensions raise concerns about supply.
Five of the world’s most significant central banks delivered policy this week. We review the decisions and discuss their impact on the markets.
The latest US CPI reading hasn’t gone how the Federal would have hoped. Consumer prices came in higher than expected in February for the third month in a row.
Bitcoin has surged to record highs. We discuss the four factors pushing Bitcoin higher and analyse the technicals of the cryptocurrency’s technicals.
China’s National People’s Congress (NPC) is underway, and the markets have so far been disappointed by what’s been delivered by the country’s central government. We look at some of the significant takeaways from the event, discuss China’s current economic conditions, and analyse the China A50.
Central banks dominate the calendar in March and markets try to anticipate which one will be the first one to cut
Nvidia is arguably the hottest company on the planet. The company reports its Q4 results after the closing bell on Wednesday, the 21st of February. We preview what to expect from Nvidia’s earnings and analyse the technicals of its stock price.
UK banks will be in the spotlight in the week ahead as the European earnings season continues
While the Magnificent Seven have dominated market momentum in recent months, it’s not true that they are the sole drivers of the recent rally in equity markets.
Markets have no doubt that the BoE will keep its rate unchanged
Meta Platforms (META) reports its Q4 results after Wall Street’s closing bell on February 1, 2024. We preview what to expect from the results and analyse the stock’s technicals.
Markets expect the Fed to keep rates unchanged as strong economic data continues
UK stocks rise on softer inflation as rate cut odds increase
US stocks glide higher as risk-on appetite increases post-FOMC