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In today's rapidly evolving financial landscape, many of us find ourselves simultaneously curious and cautious about emerging opportunities like cryptocurrency. The digital revolution has transformed how we think about money, yet for countless individuals, the path to participating in this new econo

GBP/USD climbs as UK inflation holds at 3.8% YoY, with core CPI steady at 3.6%.Fed expected to cut 25 bps to 4.00%–4.25%, though dissent possible as Miran pushes 50 bps.US Housing Starts plunge -8.5% to lowest since May; BoE expected to hold rates at 4%. The British Pound advances modestly 0.15% on

Summary Retail sales shot up 0.6% in August, buoyed in part by prices but also by an unexpectedly brisk pace of sales at auto dealers and especially online shopping which posted a 2.0% gain during the key back-to-school month. August rush Retail sales shot up 0.6% in August, an out-turn that handily

Markets US Treasuries made one move yesterday, gaining slightly ground on a weak September Empire Manufacturing survey (-8.7 from 11.9 vs 5 expected). Traded volumes were low with US yields eventually losing 2 bps to 3 bps with the belly of the curve outperforming the wings. Wednesday’s FOMC decisio

Strange daily candle, but doesn‘t it remind you of NFPs aftermath? Clients were in the picture off yesterday‘s lows that there‘s no reason to panic. As for CPI today, unemployment claims have turned more important – market gyrations show that celebrating the rate cuts is being weighed against real e

The Dollar Index has bounced well from the low of 97.25. Still a break past 98 will be needed to open the doors for 99-100 in the near term. The Euro is coming off within its 1.18-1.16 range. EURINR has slipped below 103.50 and is back within its 103.50-10.250 range. EURJPY and USDJPY can trade with

US Dollar: Losing some ground lately, mostly because jobs data came in weaker than expected and traders are betting the Fed might cut rates. Euro: Gaining strength as the dollar dips and some positive fundamentals are giving it a boost. British Pound: Just chilling for now, moving sideways – n

The CME Fedwatch tool jumped from a 86% rate cut decision last week, to a 90% expectation. This comes after an underwhelming ISM report and NFP report, and has even catapulted the 50bps rate cut expectation up by 10%. ISM Manufacturing: Contractionary again, signalling weakening industrial activity.