The dollar rose on Thursday, January 7, hovering above its lowest level in nearly three years, after the Democrats won control of the US Senate, paving the way for a possible greater fiscal stimulus under President-elect Joe Biden. Currency markets were not affected much by the scenes of chaos in …
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A Landmark Trade Gesture: China Expands Zero-Tariff Access for Africa
China has announced it will scrap tariffs for nearly all African countries, extending duty-free acce…
Trump Targets EU Autos with 25% Tariff Shock
President Donald Trump announced he will raise tariffs on cars and trucks imported from the European…
Only Slight Advance: Trade Threats and War Headlines Keep Greenback in Retreat
The US Dollar managed a modest bounce on Friday after sliding to its lowest point in two weeks, but …
Trump Rejects Iran’s Peace Proposal, Warns of Escalation
Hopes for a breakthrough in the war between the United States and Iran dimmed on Friday as President…
Spirit Airlines Faces Final Descent as Rescue Plan Collapses
Spirit Airlines, long known for its ultra-low-cost fares, is preparing to shut down operations after…
Euro Climbs as Dollar Falters Under Geopolitical Pressure and Market Surprises
The euro extended its upward momentum against the US dollar, climbing to its highest levels in over …
Yen Holds Steady After Tokyo’s Bold Intervention
The Japanese yen found stability after authorities stepped in to halt its rapid decline against the …
Mid-East War Hits Exxon Mobil and Chevron Profits as Supply Lines Clog
Despite soaring oil prices triggered by the ongoing war in Iran, American energy giants Exxon Mobil …
Bitcoin Bounces Back Above $77K: Wall Street Records and Apple’s Stellar Earnings Reignite Crypto Rally
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Market Analysis
January, 2021
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7 January 2021 3:40 pm
Eurozone Preliminary CPI at -0.3% YoY in December
According to Eurostat’s flash reading of Eurozone CPI report, the annual reading came in at -0.3% in December, missing expectations of -0.2% and -0.3% previous. The core figures came in at 0.2% in the reported month when compared to 0.2% expectations and 0.2% seen in November.
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7 January 2021 2:52 pm
Turkish Lira Rising About 1%, With The Dollar Falling to Its Lowest Level in 3 Years
The Turkish lira rose about 1% Thursday, January 7, reaching its strongest level since August 21, as the US dollar retreated to levels not seen in nearly three years. The lira, which lost about 20% of its value last year, was at 7.25 against the dollar, up from its close …
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7 January 2021 1:56 pm
Gold Climbing as The Democratic Leadership of the US Senate Supports Stimulus Hopes
Gold prices rose Thursday, January 7th, as a democratic sweep of the re-election in Georgia boosted expectations of additional US stimulus, although the rise in Treasury yields curbed the yellow metal to below a two-month high it reached in the previous session. Gold advanced in spot transactions to more than …
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7 January 2021 1:17 pm
Nikki Reaches a Peak of 30 Years And Financial Sector is The Top Performer
Japanese shares closed higher on Thursday, while the Nikkei index hit a 30-year high with the support of financial stocks, as US Treasury yields rose thanks to hopes of greater stimulus following a Democratic sweep in a two-seat Senate election in Georgia. The Nikkei index closed more than 1% higher …
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7 January 2021 12:31 pm
Twitter, Facebook Lock Trump’s Accounts Amid D.C. Riots
Twitter and Facebook have temporarily suspended the accounts of US President Donald Trump, as tech giants scrambled to counter his unfounded claims about the presidential election, amid riots in Washington D.C. Twitter withheld Trump’s three tweets and requested that they be deleted “as a result of the continuing and unprecedented …
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7 January 2021 12:02 pm
Congress Resumes Debate on Electoral College Votes After Riots
Congress has resumed the electoral counting process to confirm President-elect Joe Biden’s victory, hours after crowds of President Donald Trump’s supporters stormed the Capitol. US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said that House members will quickly resume counting the votes to confirm the outcome of the presidential elections after securing the …
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7 January 2021 12:00 pm
German Factory Orders Beat Estimates in Nov
The German Factory Orders increased in November, suggesting that the manufacturing recovery in Europe’s gaining some momentum. Contracts for goods ‘Made in Germany’ came at +2.3% m-o-m vs -1.2% expected and +3.3% previous, the latest data published by the Federal Statistics Office showed on Thursday. On an annualized basis, Germany’s Industrial …
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7 January 2021 4:09 am
U.S. Treasury Yields at Highest Level Since March
Treasury yields in the United States soared on Wednesday, on the back of an expected win by the Democrats in the Senate elections in Georgia, which will bring them the majority of the highest chamber in Congress, alongside the House of Representatives. With the Democratic Party controlling Congress and the …
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6 January 2021 11:30 pm
Oil Closes at Highest Level in 11 Months
Oil prices rose on Wednesday, after data showed a big drop in U.S. crude inventories last week, and on the back of the recent OPEC+ agreement to reduce production levels. Brent crude futures for March delivery rose by 70 cents, or 1.3%, to finish at $54.30 per barrel. Meanwhile, the …
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6 January 2021 11:00 pm
Gold Closes Lower by More than 2%
Gold prices dropped on Wednesday, due to the surge in Treasury bond yields in the United States to their highest level since March of last year. The yellow metal futures for February delivery declined by $45.80, or 2.3%, to close at $1,908.60 per ounce. Meanwhile, silver futures for March delivery …
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6 January 2021 10:06 pm
U.S. New Factory Orders Rise More than Expected
New factory orders in the United States rose strongly during November, data by the U.S. Department of Commerce showed on Wednesday. Factory orders increased by 1% in November, after rising by 1.3% in October, exceeding market expectations. On an annual basis, orders declined by 7.3%. In addition, orders for non-defense …
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6 January 2021 8:00 pm
U.S. Oil Inventories Decline More than Expected
Crude oil inventories in the United States declined last week by more than expected, data showed on Wednesday. The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) weekly reported showed that crude oil stockpiles decreased by 8 million barrels in the week ending on January 1 to a total of 485.5 million barrels. …
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