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Despite what some may think, the impact of the new 25% auto tariffs will not necessarily benefit all US auto companies to the detriment of their foreign counterparts.
The higher-than-expected March Tokyo CPI had little impact on BOJ expectations; the pullback in the US 10-year yield, around seven basis points from yesterday's high, has helped underpin the yen.
Mexico’s central bank, Banxico, cut its key rate by 0.5% to 9.00% amid further declines in inflation and signs of continued economic weakness earlier this year.
Gold price (XAU/USD) attracts follow-through buyers for the second consecutive day and climbs to a fresh record high, around the $3,077-3,078 area during the Asian session on Friday.
It’s crystal-clear that decision-making by algorithm can be imperfect. It’s also crystal-clear that decision-making by humans can be pretty imperfect, too. However, the imperfections across these two types of decisions are probably not the same.
Stronger-than-expected Tokyo consumer price inflation, and signs of broadening pressures, support our long-held view that the Bank of Japan will hike in May.
Tsumura & Co (TSMRF) is a specialty and generic drug manufacturing company. Tsumura’s price grew about 9% in the past year from $25.86 to $28.15 as of Thursday’s market close.
The short-term Elliott Wave perspective for Dow Futures (YM) indicates that the wave IV pullback concluded at 40725. The Index has begun to climb in wave V.
Markets vacillated most of the day just under breakeven, but ended up on a downturn that brought levels near session lows, which happened early in the day.
The recently announced auto tariffs are expected to raise roughly $100 billion per year in revenue. How does that compare with other major tax increases?
Desperate for renewed attention, GME decided to steal MSTR’s playbook and, you guessed it, announced they would spend a ten-figure sum of Bitcoin since, ya know, store of value.
Markets are range-bound ahead of big news tomorrow morning. And these (2) un-tested breakout pullback zones are probably where the money’s made to finish the week!
Stocks finished the day lower, one day ahead of tomorrow’s core PCE report. Analysts expect core PCE to rise by 0.3% m/m, and Kalshi is pricing a core PCE of 0.4% m/m.
India and the US are engaged in bilateral talks to address significant import tariff and non-tariff imbalances. Early reports indicate India might reduce tariff duties selectively and explore ways to improve US market access.
Well, the presumed big event of this week is coming up in the morning, before the opening bell: the PCE report, which is basically real inflation divided by, I dunno, three or four.
The Canadian Dollar (CAD) shed weight on Thursday, paring away recent gains against the US Dollar (USD) as trade war rhetoric between the US and Canada ramps up.
Silver price rallies sharply on Thursday, clears the $34.00 mark as uncertainty about US trade policies, regarding 25% tariffs in all cars, increased appetite for the precious metal.
With risk assets wobbling and the spectre of a full-blown trade war back on the radar, gold is doing what it does best—playing its safe-haven role to perfection.
With Wall Street sitting on a “hidden” $620 billion ticking time bomb of loan losses (levels not seen since 2008), the risks of another banking crisis are mounting.
A discussion about the current market environment, emphasizing how political uncertainty, particularly around tariffs and fiscal policy, is creating unpredictable “jump risk” for equities.
Gold has broken above $3,000 and appears poised to push even higher. So far, platinum has not followed gold’s lead but seems to be watching from the sidelines.
