
Stocks futures rose on Monday, indicating a higher start to the first session of August.
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Stocks futures rose on Monday, indicating a higher start to the first session of August.
The US Dollar consolidated gains on Friday but was set for its biggest weekly rise in two and a half months.
Asian equity markets were lower across the board amid strong headwinds from Wall Street where the tech rout intensified on return from the long weekend.
Stocks are mostly lower today, with the real action in the markets again happening in the USD. The U.S. currency extended losses at the start of the new month to trade at its lowest since May 2018.
Walmart will report its earnings for the fourth quarter his Thursday before the markets open at 14.00 MT time (GMT+2).
Twitter reported encouraging earnings results. Cisco's earnings beat estimates, but revenue declined for the fifth quarter in a row.
Risk-on is back on the market. The US dollar is dipping down, while riskier currencies and stocks are rising.
The market sentiment has switched to risk-on today as US-China relationships are getting better. The US dollar is dipping down, while riskier assets are rising.
The stocks rally takes a pause amid the deteriorated sentiment. Let’s discuss what drives the market today.
The market sentiment is positive at the start of the week despite constantly rising virus cases all over the world.
The US dollar keeps falling for the third day in a row, whereas riskier assets are rising. Let’s discuss the main market events and analyze the charts.
The market sentiment is mixed as investors weigh US stimulus package against the rising infections and worse-than-expected US unemployment claims. Jump in for fresh analysis of EUR/USD, USD/JPY, S&P 500 and gold!
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