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US inflation rose as expected in February, while the Middle East conflict boosts oil prices and inflation concerns. EURUSD fell amid rising bond yields and central bank caution over sustained inflati…
US inflation rose as expected in February, with Middle East conflict fueling energy price concerns. Euro weakened on inflation fears, while rising bond yields stoke overheating worries in credit and …
US inflation rose as expected in February amid Middle East tensions pushing oil prices higher, pressuring EURUSD. Rising bond yields and geopolitical risks fuel market concerns over inflation and eco…
The Canadian dollar steadied near recent lows despite geopolitical tensions driving oil prices up 4.5%. USDCAD remains range-bound with no clear breakout catalyst, supported by cautious central bank …
The Canadian dollar extended losses against the U.S. dollar amid weak manufacturing data and tariff challenges, pushing USDCAD lower and signaling ongoing economic weakness in Canada for early 2026.
Nvidia and other AI-related stocks rose following a positive inflation report and Oracle's new US joint venture with ByteDance, while Nike warned of declining sales amid rising bond yields and a weak…
Investor optimism rose sharply in December amid expectations of higher bond yields and growth, leading to increased equity exposure. However, persistent inflation concerns and a crowded short USD tra…
Netflix acquires Warner Bros. Discovery for $83 billion, shaking up entertainment. Bitcoin slips below $90,000 amid mixed market signals and Fed rate decision anticipation.
Bitcoin plunged roughly 7%, marking its largest daily drop since March, amidst rising bond yields and cautious market sentiment. Crypto stocks also fell as investors await key employment data and pot…
The Canadian dollar weakened against the US dollar as Canadian 10-year bond yields rose alongside higher US yields, while US crude futures declined modestly.
USDCAD inched up 0.1% amid rising oil prices and higher bond yields, despite a weak week for the loonie amid economic slowdown and trade uncertainties between Canada and the U.S.
U.S. GDP was revised up to 3.8%, boosting the dollar to two-week highs and pushing EURUSD lower while Treasury yields rose and markets reassessed the Fed's easing timeline.
Canadian dollar fell to its weakest since May as the U.S. dollar rallied on stronger-than-expected US Q2 GDP and weekly labor data; markets await Canadian July GDP and potential Bank of Canada guidan…