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Futures tied to Canada's main stock index held steady on Friday as investors avoided major bets, awaiting clarity on impending U.S. tariffs and key economic data due later in the day. The TSX Composite Index did not budge by Thursday’s close, registering ...
Markets in Canada’s largest centre opened lower on Friday, led by losses in technology stocks, as cautious investors parsed key economic data releases and braced for U.S. tariffs scheduled for next week. The TSX Composite Index dropped 141.59 ...
Futures tied to Canada's main stock index held steady on Friday as investors avoided major bets, awaiting clarity on impending U.S. tariffs and key economic data due later in the day. The TSX Composite Index did not budge by Thursday’s close, registering ...
Markets today stayed in a defensive wait-and-and see modus counting down to the long-awaited US announcement sweeping ‘reciprocal tariffs’ next Wednesday. In this context of elevated uncertainty, markets held to a ‘selective’, one-sided reading of incoming economic data. Softer than expected Spanish and French national inflation data were enough for European bond investors to further retrace from the EU reflation trade that dominated trading early this month.
The forex markets are ending the week in a sluggish and indecisive mood, despite a flurry of notable economic data releases. The highlight was the hotter-than-expected US core PCE inflation, which firmed expectations that Fed will hold rates steady in May, with market pricing now around 90% chance. However, expectations for a June rate cut remain relatively resilient at around 65%.
- Risk aversion soars as tariff day nears - Economic data takes a back seat to headlines. - US dollar opens broadly mixed-Safe-haven currencies gain USDCAD: open 1.4353, overnight range 1.4276-1.4362, close 1.4320, WTI 69.51, Gold 3114.57 The ...
GBPUSD continues to consolidate after the rebound from the January low of 1.2099 ran out of steam around the 1.3000 area in mid-March. Uncertainty surrounding Trump’s tariffs is likely making it difficult for the bulls to charge ahead with confidence even as the recent UK economic data have been satisfactory.
Dive into this week’s crucial economic data and its potential impact on the S&P 500. Our analysis covers the interplay between technical trends and upcoming economic indicators, offering strategies to protect your investments during these volatile market conditions.