Market sentiment is weak on Friday, driven by concerns over a potential US government shutdown, China’s plunging bond yields, and trade tensions with the US.
The US Federal Reserve's hawkish rate cut stirred market sentiment and boosted the US Dollar late Wednesday.
Markets are cautiously optimistic today, with news of China’s stimulus and hopes for a US Fed rate cut boosting sentiment.
Market sentiment is uncertain on Tuesday as traders await key data from the UK, Canada, and the US.
Markets remain cautious ahead of major events, including the FOMC rate cut, December PMIs, Fed inflation, and central bank decisions.
Thursday's ECB rate cut and strong US Producer Price Index (PPI) data kept the US Dollar strong despite a rise in US Jobless Claims.
Global markets face low liquidity ahead of key events this week, including today’s US CPI report and Thursday’s ECB policy announcements.
Market sentiment remains slightly positive as Monday’s China-linked optimism jostles with geopolitical and trade war fears.
Market sentiment stays cautious early on Monday as traders await important economic data and events this week.
Market sentiment is cautious ahead of the key US employment report, with mixed data from major news adding to the uncertainty.
Financial markets remain jittery on Thursday following a volatile Wednesday, as traders await key US employment data.
Market sentiment remains positive as South Korea avoids martial law, US job data improves, and central banks are expected to continue to lower rates.
Despite mixed geopolitical news, the US Dollar shines this week, boosted by strong US S&P and ISM Manufacturing PMIs.
