Tag: most accurate forex market analysis
21
Jun
Asian stocks dropped on Monday as investors mulled the implications of a surprise hawkish shift last week by the U.S. Federal Reserve, while the Treasury yield curve flattened further with 30-year yields dropping below 2%. Though investors have been spoiled by the most generous stimulus ever, both from the Fed and the Biden Administration, a […]
01
Feb
The S&P 500, Dow Jones and NASDAQ indices all slumped on Friday, to complete the worst weekly selloff in three months. The sharp tumbles were triggered by speculative excess along with ongoing pandemic concerns and the continued inability of US and global health systems to effi-ciently distribute vaccines. Expect these conditions to remain firmly in […]
12
Oct
With the US presidential election coming closer, up for November 05, global banks come forward with their analysis concerning the most likely outcome if the market favorite Democrats win. Asian shares remain bid, led by China, while heading into the European open on Monday. Although weekend headlines challenged Friday’s optimism, mainly due to the chatters […]
22
Sep
The major central banks have met, and not one felt it incumbent upon them to take fresh policy action. Despite some dramatic intraday swings and close scrutiny, the euro-dollar exchange rate continues to be mainly in a $1.17-$1.19 trading range that has dominated since the end of July. All the commotion about the rapid rise […]
30
Mar
2020 has only just started but oddly enough, has already witnessed the worst of market scenarios and global economic paralysis. Despite the massive economic fall and unpredictable markets due to the present situation, COVID19, the commodities have fallen radically even in an uncertain market. As many would have guessed that metals would have risen and [...]
30
Mar
Latest Highlights: TrumpExtends Shutdown Past Easter Stocks Brace For More Volatility Oil Hits Lowest Since 2002 Bond Yields Sink China PMIData Ahead Last week ended with a lot of changes in the global markets. As the fear of the pandemic seems to rise and only rise, with the number of cases growing constantly, the unpredictability [...]
23
Mar
In an effort to get a handle on the economic and financial consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic, many have pointed to the 2008 global financial crisis as the most relevant example, especially in the aftermath of the extraordinary monetary policy actions announced by the US Federal Reserve on March 15. That would be an unfortunate mistake. What [...]