S&P 500 Sinks on Fears Upcoming Inflation Report Will Force Tougher Fed Tightening
US stocks slump Thursday as traders cut risk exposure and run for the exits on fears that the May US inflation report will cause the market to price in a…
Contractionary Monetary Policy: What is it and How Does it Work?
Contractionary monetary policy is utilized by central banks to reign in an overheating economy and surging inflation. Find out what tools are used and how they work
New Zealand Dollar Technical Forecast: NZD/USD Price Plunge Levels
New Zealand Dollar plunged more than 2% off the June high with NZD/USD now approaching initial support objectives. The levels that matter on the weekly technical chart.
SPX Breaks Box, Sets Fresh Low Ahead of U.S. CPI
The S&P 500 has been eerily quiet for the past two weeks as some major event risk populated the horizon. And now that we're here, sellers are showing a bit…
Euro Sinks Post-ECB, US Inflation Data a Key Risk for EUR/USD. What to Expect?
EUR/USD fell on Thursday after the ECB rate announcement disappointed hawks, with President Lagarde arguing for maximum flexibility and optionality in the policy response.
Crude Oil Price Technical Forecast: WTI Surging Higher- Levels to Know
Crude oil prices surged 32.5% off the April lows with the breakout now eyeing initial resistance targets. The technical levels that matter on the WTI weekly chart.
Crude Oil Over Crypto
Cryptocurrency may seem less attractive these days as the invasion of Ukraine increases the volatility of crude oil
US Dollar Price Action Setups pre-CPI: EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/JPY
The US Dollar has seen strength starting to come back after a three-week pullback, and tomorrow's CPI and next week's FOMC will keep this theme center-stage.
USD/JPY Technical Analysis: Run into 20-yr Resistance May Pause the Rise
USD/JPY has been at it again ripping in impressive fashion; it has become quite extended with resistance standing in the way.
Cathie Wood & Ark: Insiders Aren’t Buying the Hype
Fund manager Cathie Wood says her portfolio will produce a 40% compound annual growth rate over the next five years. Market history and executive insiders suggest otherwise.