Oil prices remained under pressure on Wednesday, trading near two-month lows as growing optimism over a potential peace deal between Russia and Ukraine weighed on the market. However, a decline in U.S. crude stockpiles provided some support, limiting further losses. Market Performance By 11:42 GMT, Brent crude edged lower by …
Read More »Bitcoin steadies near seven-month lows as traders eye U.S. jobs data and Fed signals
Bitcoin edged higher after a sharp selloff, with investors treading carefully ahead of a long-delaye…
Gold Rises in Asia as Fiscal Jitters and Fed Uncertainty Lift Safe-Haven Demand
Gold advanced in Asian trading, supported by safe-haven flows amid fresh worries about fiscal sustai…
Europe Opens Cautious as Nvidia Looms; UK CPI Eases, Oil Slips on U.S. Stock Build
European equities were little changed early Wednesday as traders held fire ahead of Nvidia’s quarter…
U.K. Inflation Cools Less Than Forecast, Keeping BoE December Cut in Play
U.K. inflation eased in October but by slightly less than expected, leaving the Bank of England on a…
Fed Minutes: A Pivotal December Decision Looms
On Wednesday, the Federal Reserve will publish the minutes of its most recent meeting – widely seen …
Bitcoin Sinks Below $90K Amid Fed Uncertainty; Cloudflare Outage Adds to Market Strain
Bitcoin slid to its lowest level in nearly seven months on Tuesday, briefly breaching the $90,000 th…
Wall Street Extends Losses as Nvidia Earnings, Delayed Jobs Data Keep Risk Appetite in Check
U.S. equities fell Tuesday, deepening November’s pullback as investors trimmed exposure to mega-cap …
U.S. Factory Orders Rebound in August, but Core Capex Softer Than First Estimated
U.S. new orders for manufactured goods rose in August, snapping the prior month’s decline, though a …
Dollar dips as dovish Fed comments weigh; euro steadies, yen firms on rising JGB yields
The U.S. dollar edged lower on Tuesday as investors digested dovish remarks from Federal Reserve Gov…
Oil slips as Russian exports resume; traders eye sanctions drag and 2026 surplus
Crude prices fell nearly 1% on Tuesday after Russia’s Novorossiysk port resumed loadings, easing imm…
Market Analysis
February, 2025
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26 February 2025 11:59 am
Bitcoin Hits Three-Month Low Amid Tariff Concerns and ETF Outflows
Bitcoin extended its losing streak into a fourth straight session on Wednesday, falling 3.6% to $88,706.9 and briefly touching $86,000, its lowest level in three months. The cryptocurrency market remains under pressure due to: U.S. trade tariff concerns, sparked by former President Donald Trump’s tariff threats on Canada, Mexico, and …
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26 February 2025 1:35 am
Trump widens scope of tariffs, but pushes back timeline
US President Donald Trump hit markets with fresh tariff headlines on Wednesday, re-reiterating his insistence on 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico, as well as adding the European Union to the mixed bad of countries that he will penalize US consumers for importing from.Despite a fresh doubling down on his …
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25 February 2025 11:49 pm
Dollar Wobbles as Trade Tensions and Economic Worries Mount
The US dollar is facing mounting pressure, with the US Dollar Index (DXY) retreating to around 106.30. This decline reflects a confluence of factors, including escalating trade tensions, particularly with China, and growing concerns about the health of the US economy. The Trump administration’s recent signals of potentially tighter tariffs …
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25 February 2025 10:36 pm
Saudi Arabia Goes Green in Euros
Saudi Arabia is on track to sell a €1.5 billion ($1.58 billion) debut green euro bond after drawing in €7.25 billion of investors bids as it seeks to fund its ambitious economic-transformation plan.The pricing level for the seven-year green note has been tightened by 40 basis points compared to initial …
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25 February 2025 10:00 pm
Bessent: I aim to reduce spending and ease monetary policy at the same time
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent reiterated some of President Donald Trump’s policy goals during a hosted event in Australia on Tuesday. Treasury Secretary Bessent reiterated that tariffs remain a key funding source for the Trump administration’s plans moving forward, and that Bessent fully believes that the Trump administration will find …
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25 February 2025 9:24 pm
Fed’s Barkin Predicts Further PCE Decline, Advocates Cautious Approach
Richmond Fed President Thomas Barkin anticipates a continued decline in Personal Consumption Expenditure (PCE) inflation data later this week, citing significant progress made by the Federal Reserve. While optimistic, Barkin emphasized the need for a “wait-and-see” approach due to existing policy uncertainties.Key Takeaways:Barkin expects the upcoming PCE report to show …
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25 February 2025 8:41 pm
Economy on Edge? Consumer Confidence Takes a Dive
US consumer confidence plummeted in February, with the Conference Board’s Consumer Confidence Index falling to 98.3 from 105.3, the lowest point since June 2024. This sharp decline reflects weakening views on current business and job market conditions. The Present Situation Index dropped 3.4 points to 136.5, while the Expectations Index, …
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25 February 2025 7:34 pm
JPY/USD Upside Down Following Dollar’s Recent Performance
The USD/JPY pair fell to near 149.30 on Tuesday, reversing earlier gains that saw it briefly surpass the 150.00 level. This decline was driven by a weakening US Dollar, which suffered due to a sharp drop in US Treasury yields. The 10-year US Treasury yield fell 1.7% to around 4.32% …
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25 February 2025 5:46 pm
Dollar Under Pressure as U.S. Yields Drop, Euro Strengthens on German Fiscal Hopes
The U.S. dollar remained under pressure on Tuesday, hovering just above a two-month low, as declining U.S. Treasury yields and growing expectations of increased German fiscal spending bolstered the euro. Key Market Movements Euro (EUR/USD): Up 0.3% to $1.0497, supported by speculation that Germany may increase defense spending, leading to …
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25 February 2025 4:00 pm
Japan’s Auto Industry Urges Government to Shield Automakers from U.S. Tariffs
Japan’s automobile industry association has urged the government to protect Japanese automakers from potential U.S. import tariffs on autos and parts, which could significantly impact the economies of both countries. Key Concerns from Japan’s Auto Industry JAMA (Japan Automobile Manufacturers’ Association) Chairman Masanori Katayama warned of the negative economic consequences …
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25 February 2025 2:24 pm
European Markets Remain Cautious Amid U.S. Tariff Concerns and Nvidia Earnings
European stocks traded near the flatline on Tuesday, as investors weighed U.S. tariff plans, upcoming earnings from Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA), and political developments in Germany. Market Performance (as of 04:08 ET / 09:08 GMT): Stoxx 600: +0.1% to 554.06 FTSE 100 (UK): +0.1% DAX (Germany): -0.1% CAC 40 (France): -0.2% …
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25 February 2025 11:53 am
Bitcoin Falls to Six-Week Low Amid Trade Tensions and Bybit Security Breach
Bitcoin extended its losses on Tuesday, dropping to its lowest level in six weeks, as renewed global trade tensions and a major cryptocurrency exchange hack rattled investor confidence. Bitcoin Price Movements (as of 01:22 ET / 06:22 GMT): Bitcoin (BTC) fell 4.6% to $91,555.2, its lowest level since January 13. …
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