The Dow Jones and Nasdaq 100 may continue moving higher in the near term, as investors cheer progress on the coronavirus vaccination front and the prospect of additional fiscal stimulus.
Despite stock market volatility, the anti-risk US Dollar struggled to capitalize against the Singapore Dollar, Thai Baht and Indonesian Rupiah. What is in store for it this week?
The Australian Dollar reacted to the downside as the latest RBA policy decision crossed the wires, with the cash rate and 3-year bond target remaining at 0.10%.
The Japanese Yen may continue to lose ground against the US Dollar in the near term as rising inflation expectations, fiscal stimulus hopes and vaccine progress buoy yields.
A strong rebound in US equities may lead Asia-Pacific markets higher, with technology and mining stocks in focus. The CME raised silver future margins by 18% amid heightened volatility in…
NZD/USD is awaiting New Zealand Q4 employment data over the next 24 hours after Monday's Wall Street session. There, the S&P 500 and Dow Jones roared back to life as…
The US Dollar strengthened broadly throughout Monday's trading session and pushed the DXY Index to eight-week highs. AUD/USD price volatility might intensify around the RBA decision due.