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The technology giant, that is mostly known for its gaming graphics cards, released solid financial results [fn ref="1"] on Wednesday November 17, after US markets closed

Following three straight negative weeks, the pair regains its poise, with the help of supportive economic releases and BoE commentary

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) released its quarterly Survey of expectations, which revealed increased inflation expectations, boosting the Kiwi

USOIL has entered its 4th straight negative week and loses around 1% today, weighed by persistently high US inflation and OPEC+ recent dismissal of calls to increase production

Monetary policy differential, recent dovish remarks by the ECB president, hawkish comments from Fed officials and upbeat data from the United States, have put relentless pressure on the pair

One of the hottest startups in the Electric Vehicle (EV) arena announced solid quarterly results on Monday, after US markets closed

The Eurodollar had opened the week in good mood, but things deteriorated quickly during the US session and in the aftermath of Ms. Lagarde’s dovish remarks

The Aussie started off on a good footing, but dovish comments from the governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) eventually push it into negative territory

The European plane manufacturer announced an order form Indigo Partners, for 255 aircrafts, as it tries to move away from the pandemic era.

Australia’s largest trade partner, China, released improved Retail Sales and industrial production for the month of October, providing a boost to the Aussie and to overall market sentiment

High US Inflation and the relevant rise in US Yields and Fed rate hike bets, were the main themes during this week and the key drivers of market movement, while we also had some high profile companies reporting