A significant slowdown in the UK manufacturing sector according to Markit. The manufacturing PMI drops from 56.3 to 54.3 points in June. A weaker pound helped the small sector. Did the recent strength...
S&P 500 futures have started the second half solidly in the green, up 0.3% to 2,429, tracking European markets broadly in the green, while Asian stocks fell slightly and crude oil is little change...
WTI Crude Oil The WTI Crude Oil market broke above the $45 level during the day on Friday, testing the top of the shooting star from Thursday. The shooting star from Thursday is a very negative sign, ...
Global growth is expected to be resilient in 2017, with advanced economies’ confidence indicators posting multi-year highs and EMEs clocking improved performances aided by higher commodity prices, n...
I have been bearish on the Australian dollar (FXA) for quite some time now. My main driver was a reversal in fortunes for soaring iron ore prices that in turn weighed down the currency. Iron ore price...
Gold prices settled at $1241.43 an ounce on Friday, suffering a loss of 1.25% on the week and 2.17% over the month. The precious metal’s losses were mainly driven by expectations that several major ...
Or Global Reflation As China Begins Tightening Until recently, the conventional wisdom was that China’s contribution to global reflation would be increasingly accompanied by those of the US and Euro...
After opening the day on a positive note, share markets in India continued to trade higher following the rollout of Goods and Services Tax, the country’s landmark tax reform. All sectoral indi...
Companies and investors have some big decisions ahead of them as we start the second half of the year. They can be summed up in one super-critical question: “Do they believe that global reflati...