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There is a wide range of stock indices available to trade today. Some of the most popular indices among traders include: The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJ30): Launched in 1885, the Dow Jones is one of the oldest stock indices in the world. It comprises 30 large publicly-owned companies in the US.

Trade is likely to be thinned this week by Thanksgiving in the United States, but the virus’ resurgence has traders once again monitoring COVID-19 cases and governments’ responses. USDIndex at 16-month highs above 96.00. Yields: 10-year Treasury rate is up 1.4 bp at 1.57%, while across the Asia Paci

Supply chain disruptions are increasingly hitting production targets and adding to stagflation concerns. The bond market is overlooking Wednesday’s CPI data and the prospects for a hot report and the FOMC Minutes tonight. Global Yields grab helped underpin the long end- reflected in the solid 10-yea

Europe European markets initially opened sharply lower in the wake of the Bank of Japan’s decision to relax its yield curve control criteria, however over the course of the day we’ve pulled off the lows of the day, with the FTSE100 outperforming and pushing into the green in the afternoon session. B

December 2021 The COVID-19 pandemic has caused unprecedented health and economic consequences and exacerbated existing inequalities — straining families’ economic mobility and restricting the U.S. economy. More than ever, decisionmakers need data-driven economic analysis with an inclusive lens. Over

Gold struggles to extend post-Fed gains amid cautious optimism. Fed matched market forecasts of faster tapering and firmer dot-plot, ECB is up for conveying PEPP deadline. Eurozone economic forecasts will be the key, PMIs, risk catalysts may entertain traders. Gold (XAU/EUR) grinds higher around €1,

EUR/USD pares the biggest daily gains in a week, sidelined of late. US dollar licks its wounds even as yields dwindle post-Fed. Market sentiment remains unclear on mixed updates over Omicron, geopolitics. PMIs can offer intermediate moves but PEPP, APP and economic forecasts are crucial words to fol

EUR/USD: Weekly timeframe: Since mid-November, buyers and sellers have been squaring off around support at $1.1237-1.1281—made up of a 61.8% Fibonacci retracement at $1.1281 and a 1.618% Fibonacci projection from $1.1237. ‘Harmonic’ traders will acknowledge $1.1237 represents what’s known as an ‘alt