The government of the Republic of Türkiye has released its annual medium-term economic program, outlining its strategy to combat inflation and manage economic growth. The plan projects a gradual decline in inflation, targeting a drop to 28.5% this year, 16% in 2026, and finally reaching single digits in 2027—a year …
Read More »Rising Inflation Fears and Job Market Woes Grip US Consumers
Consumer confidence is wavering as inflation expectations climb and job security concerns deepen, according to recent data from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. The latest survey reveals a growing unease among Americans, driven by rising costs and a weakening outlook for employment. This mounting sense of uncertainty highlights …
Read More »What does a jobs report revision mean for the US Dollar?
The US Dollar is starting the week on a defensive note as markets await a key data release that could shed new light on the health of the American labor market. On Tuesday, September 9, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) will publish its preliminary annual revision of Nonfarm Payrolls …
Read More »Dollar Slips as Weak Jobs Data Fuels Fed Rate-Cut Bets; Euro Capped by French Political Risks
The U.S. dollar extended its retreat on Monday, pressured by growing expectations that the Federal Reserve will restart its easing cycle at next week’s policy meeting, following a disappointing U.S. jobs report. At 04:15 ET (08:15 GMT), the Dollar Index — which tracks the greenback against six major peers — …
Read More »Gold Breaks Past $3,600 to Set New All-Time Peak
Gold prices hovered close to record levels on Monday, extending last week’s rally after weak U.S. labor market data reinforced expectations that the Federal Reserve could lower interest rates as early as next week. Spot gold was steady at $3,585.68 per ounce, just below Friday’s all-time high of $3,600.03. U.S. …
Read More »Weekly Recap: The Big Reveal – Why the Weak Jobs Report Is Good News for Some Markets
Last week, the U.S. financial landscape was fundamentally reshaped by a single piece of economic data: a stunningly weak jobs report for August. The report showed a mere 22,000 jobs added, well below the 75,000 forecast, while the unemployment rate ticked up to 4.3%. For some, these numbers might signal …
Read More »Euro’s Surge: Can it Change the Global Game?
While the US labor market shows signs of softening, the Eurozone is telling a different story. Recent data revealed that the Eurozone’s GDP was revised slightly higher for the second quarter of 2025. This divergence is critical. As the US economy appears to be slowing down, the Eurozone is showing …
Read More »Post NFP: Is the Swiss Franc’s Rally Exposing a Deeper Flaw in the US Economy?
For years, the US dollar has been the dominant force in global finance. Yet, its recent performance against the Swiss Franc, a traditional safe haven, suggests a profound shift may be underway. The USD/CHF pair has just breached the significant 0.8000 mark, sinking to 0.79842 and its lowest level since …
Read More »Has Recent Weak US Jobs Report Just Sent Gold to $3,600?
Gold has officially shattered its all-time record, soaring to a new peak. This stunning rally, with the price now at $3,595.395, wasn’t a random event; it was a direct reaction to a crucial piece of economic data: the latest US Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) report. This is just the latest move …
Read More »Will AUD/USD Rally Continue After US Jobs Data?
The Australian dollar has reached a six-week high against the US dollar, with the AUD/USD pair jumping to 0.6588. This surge is primarily driven by a weak US Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) report for August, which has increased expectations for an upcoming Federal Reserve interest rate cut.According to the US Bureau …
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