The Swiss franc is sharply lower on Thursday. In the North American session, USD/CHF is trading at 0.8013, up 0.78% on the day. SNB holds rates, warns about US tariffs ...

Volatility is back again after relatively unsurprising sessions since the past week FOMC. It seems that the since last week, the 2025 theme of currency debasing, seeing a huge rally in metals (Gold, ...

Following a second quarter still heavily impacted by the introduction of new US tariffs, early data for the third quarter ...

Despite the best efforts of today’s US GDP report, which upgraded Q2 growth estimates by some margin, US equities trade lower in today’s session and look to set to continue a three-day losing streak.

The US Dollar has been rallying steadily since its pre-FOMC lows, with Powell’s not-so-dovish speech last week marking the start of a V-shape reversal from the sharp pre-meeting downfall.

Upside surprises in the final US GDP numbers and jobless claims make it difficult for markets to agree on upcoming Fed cuts. A benign PCE reading on Friday won't change that, but payrolls data next ...

Uh oh — that US growth report yesterday was just a bit too strong for investors' liking. On the surface, strong GDP should be good news but the problem is, such strong growth doesn't support further ...

Euro rate markets seem to react very little to downside data surprises and geopolitical headlines, which does raise concerns ...

LME copper surged 3.6% yesterday to settle above $10,336/t (the highest since May 2024), after Freeport-McMoRan declared force majeure, meaning it would be unable to fulfil contracts to customers from ...

The Swiss National Bank (SNB) kept its policy rate unchanged at 0%, as inflation remains very low and economic risks mount. Despite a weakening growth outlook, the SNB is avoiding further easing for n ...

The recovery in Germany’s housing market has continued, albeit at a slower pace. A combination of somewhat rising mortgage rates, increasing house prices, and slowing wage growth has weighed on afford ...

Log in to today's North American session Market wrap for September 22 Markets started the week on the back foot today, but shook off early concerns as US tech shares continued their impressive rise.