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The week has started on a positive note, with investors having another stab at buying the dip following a further wave of selling in recent sessions. The S&P 500 joining the Nasdaq in bear market territory naturally has everyone wondering whether the market has bottomed. It's not been the best y

The UK has been long supporting the case to modify the Northern Ireland Protocol amid the barriers it creates in Northern Ireland. Another issue comes from delay and prices rises amid checks requirements. Last week, UK Foreign Secretary Liz Truss updated the local parliament, noting that their prefe

The shared currency is extending its rally to two consecutive weeks and reached a new MTD high at 1.0691 A hawkish ECB’s President Lagarde and risk appetite boost the EUR/USD. EUR/USD Price Forecast: Failure at 1.0700 would open the door for EUR/USD’s further downward pressure. The EUR/USD is soarin

New York (CNN Business)Inflation concerns have made it a brutal year for stocks, but wireless service is one area where prices aren't rising much — and the sector has been a bright spot on Wall Street. So far in 2022, shares of T-Mobile (TMUS) are up 10% and AT&T's (T) stock has gained about 12%

The last few weeks and months have been pretty hard for the market. Other than select commodities, everything else in the market has been selling off due to the Fed’s tightening plan. The rate hikes and quantitative tightening plan cause a selloff in all asset classes including stocks, bonds, as wel

The USD/JPY is almost flat in the day, down a minimal 0.01%. An upbeat market mood and higher US Treasury yields put a lid on the USD/JPY fall. USD/JPY Price Forecast: The bias is neutral-upwards, but a break below 126.90, could open the door for further losses. The USD/JPY edges lower and records m

After a parabolic rise, USD/JPY registered its first weekly loss on Friday, providing traders the first opportunity to question whether this marks the end to the yen’s misfortune this year. Considering the prevailing uncertainty in financial markets, traders would be wise to measure up the opportuni