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Markets react to Putin comment that "[t]here are certain positive shifts, negotiators on our side tell me."
The US central bank hands down its monetary policy decision on Wednesday March 16, in a backdrop of surging inflation and potential complications from the situation in Ukraine
In today's "Morning Market Review", we ponder the question of runaway vs exhaustive gaps. The former has dire consequences regarding stagflation. We also consider if there is value in the GER30 at current levels and use the MACD histogram to make inferences regarding its recent decline.
The European Central Bank announced a faster QE tapering path on Thursday and US CPI inflation climber to 40 year highs, with the Eurodollar staying on the back foot today
Read the daily market update as we head towards the European open, to get some of the latest developments, main market moves and upcoming events
The European Central Bank (ECB) handed to down its monetary policy decision earlier today and surprised many market participants, by announcing the end of its asset purchase in Q3
The commodity posted its worst day in nearly two years yesterday, but it finds support during today’s European session
In today's "Morning Market Review", we start by looking at the pullback in gold. We also discuss the possibility of an exhaustion gap in oil and the current bounce in risk markets. Finally, we end off the webinar by looking at bitcoin.
The on the defensive is soft following its two-day rebound, as markets await fresh CPI inflation figures from the US and the European Central Bank’s monetary policy decision
Read the daily market update as we head towards the European open, to get some of the latest developments, main market moves and upcoming events
Stagflation describes an economy experiencing higher inflation pressures at the same time that growth is declining.
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