Nikos Tzabouras

XAU/USD runs its second losing week as Middle East fears appear contained and the greenback finds support after the Fed-fueled slump

Australia’s central bank raised rates to a 22-year high after four straight holds and raised its inflation forecasts, but also softened its language around the possibility of further moves

The tech heavy index posted its best week in twenty months, boosted by the Fed’s dovish hold and the cool jobs report, overlooking Apple’s revenue slip

Ryanair saw profits up 59% y/y in H1 FY224 as higher fares offset increased fueled costs and expects record full year profit, while announcing ordinary dividend

The pair dropped after the Fed sounded more dovish than previously and the NFPs showed weakness, but finds support today, defending key tech levels

The pair rises to critical levels, building on the gains form the Fed’s dovish hold after today’s US NFPs showed the addition of just 150,000 jobs in October

The UK index extended it gains on Thursday as the Bank of England held rates for second straight meeting, but eases today after hitting key technical levels

Apple’s revenues declined for fourth straight quarter, despite solid iPhone sales, marking the longest slump since 2001

Watch today’s US Open for insights the two consecutive rate holds by the Bank of England and the US Fed, AMD’s return to revenue growth, key incoming events and more

The pair rises past key resistances and into the Ichimoku Cloud after the Fed boost, but reaches overbought levels and now awaits next week’s live meeting by the Reserve Bank of Australia

The tech heavy index rallied on Wednesday after the Fed kept rates unchanged and was more dovish than previously, but now awaits Apple’s earnings and the jobs report