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The March JOLTS report showed employers growing cautiously pessimistic about the outlook. Job openings fell to 7.2 million as policy uncertainty intensified, while the hiring rate was unchanged despite a slight pickup in quits garnering the need to backfill more positions. Even as interest in bringi

The US Dollar has strengthened modestly overnight against other G10 currencies as it continues to consolidate at lower levels following the heavy sell-off during this month. The USD has been supported in part by further reports overnight that the Trump administration is considering easing tariff pla

EUR/JPY trades near the 162.20 zone with mild gains on Monday ahead of the Asian session.The overall bias remains bullish despite mixed indicator signals.Key supports and resistances emerge as the pair consolidates near short-term moving averages. The EUR/JPY is trading with slight gains near the 16

Oil’s staging a modest rebound this morning as the tape grabs onto signs of a potential U.S.-China tariff thaw. WTI is back near $62.86, up close to 1%, while Brent is holding above $66.50 — nothing dramatic, but enough to unwind some of Wednesday’s trade war tariff-induced flush. The driver? Washin

The Chinese Commerce Ministry said on Thursday that “there have not been economic and trade negotiations between China and the US.” Further quotesThere have not been economic and trade negotiations between China and the US.Any content about China-US economic and trade negotiations is 'groundless and

USD: Jun '25 is Up at 98.960. Energies: Jun '25 Crude is Up at 64.21. Financials: The Jun '25 30 Year T-Bond is Higher by over 50 ticks and trading at 115.08. Indices: The Jun '25 S&P 500 emini ES contract is 532 ticks Higher and trading at 5447.00. Gold: The Jun'25 Gold contract is trading Down

After a tumultuous Monday, volatility is turning lower this morning. European stocks are in the red, but losses are mild so far, and US equity market futures are pointing to a higher open later today. The gold price reached a record early on Tuesday, but has also pulled back, and upwards pressure on

China's economy beat forecasts across the board in the first quarter, as policy support boosts GDP and domestic demand. But tariff headwinds will likely necessitate more monetary and fiscal easing. We expect China to take additional measures to meet this year’s “around 5%” growth target China's firs

Although sentiment across the European assets was strong yesterday – on the tariff relief, remember? – things started looking less optimistic toward the end of the session and the futures are in the negative this morning on the back of a few not-so-optimistic news on the trade front. First, the US a