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Watch today’s US Open for commentary on the recent poor US jobs data ahead of Friday’s NFPs, the 50 bps rate hike by the Reserve bank of New Zealand and more

After a strong start to the week, the index came under pressure as a series of poor jobs data sparked fresh fears of economic slowdown, with markets now turning to the upcoming NFPs

Take a look at some corporations that will be on our focus over the coming months, as the second quarter and the new earnings season get underway against a highly uncertain backdrop, due to the recent banking turmoil

Watch today’s US Open for commentary on OPEC’s surprise oil production cuts that sent prices higher, the pause in the tightening cycle by the Reserve Bank of Australia and more

The NAS100 weekly has charted a series of higher troughs (HT) followed by higher peaks. Trendlines are instructive in terms of measuring momentum. In this regard, the trendline gradient has shifted up from green to orange. I.e., the momentum of the NAS100’s trend has accelerated. The RSI indicator is above 50 (green rectangle). The longer it maintains on the bullish side of 50, the higher the likelihood of further price…

Take a look at some corporations that will be on our focus over the coming months, as the second quarter and the new earnings season get underway against a highly uncertain backdrop, due to the recent banking turmoil

Watch today’s US Open for insights on the recent developments in the banking sector that seem to help sentiment, fresh geopolitical tensions and more

Fears over the financial system seem to ease today, helped by the sale of failed Silicon Valley Bank, but markets also contemplate prospects of a recession and geopolitical tensions

Shares are declining to end a volatile week with further losses, as concerns over the health of banks intensified due to a decline in Deutsche Bank's stock. At the open, the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 0.5%, with the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite falling 0.6%. Despite Friday's losses, the indexes were expected to finish the week with gains. However, investors remained wary due to the surge in the…

Watch today’s US Open for discussion on the Fed’s hike and conservative stance due to the banking turmoil, as well today’s policy decision by the Bank of England

The US central bank was constrained to a 0.25% rate increase and to an unchanged 5.1% median terminal rate projection, due to the banking turmoil amidst elevated uncertainty