Data from the UK Office for National Statistics (ONS) showed that the Consumer Price Index (CPI), a key indicator of inflation, rose by 3.4% in the UK in February last year. This represents a slight decline from the 4.0% increase recorded in January 2016. in line with market expectations, Just …

In early Asian trading on Wednesday, oil prices experienced a decline, influenced by a strengthening dollar, which dampened investor sentiment, particularly following recent rallies that propelled both benchmark crude oils to multi-month highs over the past two sessions. Price Movements Brent crude futures for May delivery dipped by 19 cents, …

The Swiss National Bank (SNB) is anticipated to maintain its current interest rate stance until at least June, aligning with its counterparts such as the European Central Bank and the US Federal Reserve. The SNB may opt to observe its peers’ actions regarding the cessation of monetary tightening before making …

Oil prices maintained stability on Tuesday, hovering near four-month highs achieved after breaking out of range-bound trading last week. However, the specter of escalating exports from Russia, compounded by Ukrainian attacks on refineries, exerted downward pressure on prices. Price Movements The Brent crude oil futures contract for May delivery dipped …

In a positive turn of events, German investor morale witnessed a notable uptick in March, fueled by expectations of an interest rate cut by the European Central Bank (ECB) and encouraging signs emerging from China, as reported by the ZEW economic research institute on Tuesday. Key Highlights from ZEW Report …

European stock markets exhibited subdued trading on Tuesday, with losses in technology shares counterbalancing gains in consumer staple stocks, setting the stage for a mixed performance. The pan-European STOXX 600 index saw a marginal decline of 0.1% by 8:24 GMT, with a notable 0.6% downturn in technology shares. Economic Data …

Japanese equities soared on Tuesday, propelled by the Bank of Japan’s widely anticipated decision to terminate eight years of negative interest rates. This landmark move marked Japan’s first policy tightening since 2007, signaling a significant departure from its prolonged era of ultra-easy monetary policy. BOJ’s Paradigm Shift: From Ultra-Easy Policy …

In the Asian trading session on Tuesday, gold prices experienced a slight dip, although they maintained a position above crucial support levels. This trajectory unfolded amidst a prevailing cautious sentiment towards precious metals, particularly in anticipation of a pivotal Federal Reserve meeting slated for later in the week. Gold’s Resilience …

The Canadian dollar’s movements during the previous trading session followed an upward trend, with the currency breaking through the resistance level at the psychological barrier of 1.3500 and reaching a peak of 1.3543. Today’s technical analysis suggests a positive outlook, with a preference for stability above 1.3500 and support from …

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