This morning, global markets are under some duress…but for now the action should not cause you to change your thesis. Economic data points have not collapsed and expectations for Friday’s NFP report ...

Despite the slight pullback in imports and modest narrowing in the overall U.S. international trade deficit, businesses ...

We make a start by noting that the US oil market shows signs of loosening. On Friday we note the reduction in the number of ...

The GBP/USD pair gains strong follow-through positive traction for the second successive day on Thursday and advances to its ...

What a ‘Liberation Day’. Trump’s tariff announcement was clearly harsher than expected and not least China felt the heat.

The metals get sold to pay for other assets losses!

Today we get the usual weekly unemployment claims, the service PMI’s from both ISM and S&P, and the Feb trade deficit. Canada ...

Hell broke loose after United States (US) President Donald Trump launched his reciprocal tariffs late on Wednesday, spurring global panic. Trump announced a baseline of 10% tariffs to all US imports, ...

Markets are digesting the reciprocal tariffs that were implemented overnight by the United States (US) President Donald Trump ...

US citizens filing new applications for unemployment insurance ticked lower to 219K for the week ending March 29, as reported ...

EUR/USD trades at its highest level since early October near 1.1100 in the second half of the day on Thursday. Despite the ...

Crude oil prices decline sharply on Thursday, pressured by growing concerns over the demand outlook following US President Donald Trump's tariff announcements and OPEC+ decision to increase oil output ...