Tuesday’s JOLTS report for August 2025 shows a subtle but important shift in the U.S. labor market. Job openings increased slightly to 7.227 million, up from 7.208 million in July, exceeding market expectations of 7.2 million. Despite this modest uptick, hiring remains subdued at 3.2%, voluntary quits dipped to 1.9%, …
Read More »Silver Pulls Back from Recent Peaks as Volatility Persists
Silver prices experienced a notable pullback on Monday, dipping to around $46.53 per ounce after briefly climbing above $47 earlier in the session. This retreat marks a 0.84 percent decline from the previous close, reflecting a volatile trading day where the metal fluctuated between lows near $45.82 and highs up …
Read More »Will the US Fiscal Blackout Drag the Canadian Dollar Down with It?
The Canadian Dollar, often a mirror reflecting broader North American sentiment, is presently stuck in a state of purgatory. While it held steady against the US Dollar on Tuesday, this stability isn’t a sign of strength but rather of market paralysis. The overarching, dramatic tension created by the looming US …
Read More »Earnings Drive Monday’s Wall Street Rally
On Monday, September 29, 2025, Wall Street reacted to corporate earnings and market liquidity, which remained supportive despite mixed economic signals. The U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) softened to 97.964 (-0.22%), while 10-year Treasury yields eased to 4.15%, creating a favorable environment for earnings-sensitive sectors.Earnings Take Center StageInvestor attention focused on …
Read More »Gold Soars to Record Highs as Shutdown Fears and Geopolitical Tensions Drive Safe-Haven Demand
Gold prices surged nearly 2% on Monday, reaching a new all-time high of $3,833 per ounce, as investors flocked to the precious metal amid mounting concerns over a potential U.S. government shutdown. The yellow metal, trading at $3,827 at the time of writing, was buoyed by a weakening U.S. dollar …
Read More »Liquidity Holds the Stage: Dollar Retreats, Treasuries Ease, Equities Steady
Monday, September 29, 2025, saw North American markets navigate a session dominated by ample liquidity, cautious investor sentiment, and fiscal uncertainties. Traders and investors faced a blend of currency fluctuations, Treasury yield adjustments, and selective equity buying, all underpinned by a robust liquidity backdrop.Steady Liquidity Supports Market FlowLiquidity conditions remained …
Read More »US Session- Market Drivers: US Dollar Dips as Shutdown Fears and Rate Cut Buzz Take Hold
The US Dollar faced a turbulent start to the week, sliding to three-day lows near 97.80 on September 29, 2025, as concerns over a potential US government shutdown and expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts weighed heavily on the currency. With the US labor market in the spotlight, investors are …
Read More »Fed Still Faces Ongoing Inflation Challenge
The Federal Reserve faces a difficult situation in balancing inflation control and job protection. Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack stated that this is a challenging time for monetary policy, with concerns about inflation, especially in services. The core personal consumption expenditures price index was at 2.9% annually in August 2025, …
Read More »Why Is Oil Stuck? Supply Overload Anchors Prices
The oil market remains mired in a supply glut that continues to suppress prices. As of Monday, September 29, 2025, West Texas Intermediate (WTI) futures (CL1!) are trading at $63.36 per barrel, reflecting a sharp 3.59% daily decline and a 0.50% drop over the past five days. Iraq’s resumption of …
Read More »Commodity Markets Soar as Rate Cut Speculations Fuel Record Rally
Commodity markets are experiencing a remarkable surge, ignited by the US Federal Reserve’s recent interest rate cuts. This dynamic rally, initially led by precious metals, is now poised to expand into base metals like copper and aluminium in 2026, promising substantial gains for investors.Since the Federal Reserve initiated its first …
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