US Market

Watch today’s US Open for insights on the hawkish comments by Fed Chair Powell, Australia’s inflation deceleration ahead of next week’s RBA meting and more

The tech heavy index rose on Wednesday against hawkish remarks by Chair Powell and reports that US plans an export ban of AI chips to China, but trades with caution today

Nvidia has gapped down on its open today following a report that the Biden administration may be considering a new ban on AI chips to China. The stock closed at 418.70 yesterday and opened on the cash market today at 406.60.

Watch today’s US Open for insights on the verbal Yen support by Japanese officials, which contains USD/JPY, hawkish commentary by ECB policymakers that send EUR/USD higher and more

Take a look at some corporations that will be on our radar over the coming months, as the third quarter gets underway, amidst market optimism. These include tech giants Apple, chip maker Nvidia and more

Take a look at some corporations that will be on our radar over the coming months, as the third quarter and the new earnings season get underway, amidst market optimism. These include EV leader Tesla, streaming giant Netflix and more

The SPX500 is up close to 15% since its March low of around 3,800. However, the VIX, which is commonly referred to the fear index may be suggesting caution.

Watch today’s US Open for insights on the forceful rate hike by the bank of England, Fed Chair Powell’s Congress testimony and more

On Wednesday, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) filed a lawsuit against Amazon, accusing the leading e-commerce giant of deliberately deceiving countless customers to enroll in its Prime service and actively impeding their efforts to terminate their subscriptions.

The Federal Reserve (Fed) halted rate hikes yesterday, after 10 consecutive rate rises over 15 months. In effect, the Fed has chosen to evaluate the impact its rate rises are having. Nevertheless, it indicates that the central bank has made headway in addressing inflation.

Watch today’s US Open for insights on the status quo US inflation report ahead of the Fed’s pivotal policy decision, the strong jobs report from the UK that keeps pressure on the Bank of England for further monetary tightening and more