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he market saw muted activity as both the U.S. and the U.K. observed public holidays in yesterday's session. The dollar index (DXY) edged lower, failing to hold above the 104.50 level. This decline comes as the market anticipates signs of cooling U.S. inflation ahead of the PCE reading due on Friday. Meanwhile, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) announced a reduction in Wall Street settlement times, aiming to complete transactions in a single day.
Warrant Japan Securities K.K. launched its new services eWarrant Direct, allowing its clients to trade covered warrants via a dedicated platform.
eWarrant Japan Securities K.K. launched its new services eWarrant Direct, allowing its clients to trade covered warrants via a dedicated platform.
Amidst a recovery rally from Wednesdays selloff, President Trump announced an additional round of tariffs on goods coming into the United States from China as stocks dived.
Stock traders eagerly await Apple (AAPL) earnings due Tuesday afternoon. Past hiccups from the company have spurred equity turmoil and currency flash crashes, here are the top 3 themes to watch.
A week after the HYG ETF registered its largest outflow for the year, funds came pouring back in on Tuesday when the fund recorded its largest intraday inflow ever.
With the US auto industry cutting jobs at the quickest pace since the Great Financial Crisis, USMCA uncertainty and a prolonged US-China trade war will only continue weigh on the sector.
The Dow Jones, S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 opened Tuesday trading with a gap higher, but a quick retracement looks to weigh on their short-term outlooks.
US stocks lost their footing Thursday morning as they stumbled to rest at key support. Here are the price levels to watch for the S&P 500, Dow Jones and Nasdaq 100 as the week winds down.
The S&P 500 looks to end Fridays session in a range that previously offered considerable resistance in a week where the SPY, IVV and VOO ETFs recorded $6.4 billion in inflows.
The Dow Jones will look to the ongoing Brexit saga, as UK members of Parliament vote on a “No-Deal” Brexit. Domestically, the Dow will watch
The S&P 500 will look to Fridays release of non-farm payrolls data as it struggles to fend off bearish price action.
Two of the most systemic fundamental threats facing the financial system have eased this past week in the avoidance of a second US government shutdown