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Good morning traders! This is the official account to find out all the breaking news that may/may not affect your trading decision such as economic policies, political moves, global agendas, etc. BUT first, to start off your day with a bang, here's a recap of the important news we think you should r

What is the US Dollar Index? The US Dollar Index (DXY, DX, USDX) measures the value of the United States dollar relative to a basket of other currencies, including the currencies of some of the US’s major trading partners. The Dollar Index rises when the US dollar gains strength compared to the othe

US stocks are trading notably higher, fueled by better-than-feared results from two economic bellwethers -- FDX and NKE -- plus an encouraging consumer confidence survey. Off-cycle earnings results can attract a lot of attention due to the dearth of information coming through the pipes. The favourab

Europe After a choppy session yesterday, European markets have a much more positive vibe today, with retail and other consumer discretionary shares getting a lift on the back of better-than-expected numbers from Nike, which has helped lift the entire sector. JD Sports and Sports Direct owner Frasers

The Australian dollar advanced against its major counterparts in the European session on Wednesday, as strong earnings results from Nike and FedEx lifted sentiment. Nike shares jumped after reporting better than expected fiscal second quarter results and upbeat full-year revenue guidance. Shares of

Notes/Observations - FX market continued to digest recent BOJ's policy tweak. Currently interpreted the decision as step towards an eventual pivot from the current ultra-dovish monetary policy. - European indices bounce higher off recent weakness ahead of Christmas holiday and shortened week. - Germ

Asia Market Update: Mixed equity session seen; Nikkei 225 trades cautiously as traders assess the BOJ’s recent move. General trend - Is the BOJ’s recent YCC move preparation for normalization or just an operational adjustment? - JGB yields continue to rise. - USD/JPY has been relatively quiet. - NZD

Europe European markets initially opened sharply lower in the wake of the Bank of Japan’s decision to relax its yield curve control criteria, however over the course of the day we’ve pulled off the lows of the day, with the FTSE100 outperforming and pushing into the green in the afternoon session. B

The Australian and NZ dollars climbed against their major counterparts in the Asian session on Thursday, as Chinese authorities promised to implement measures to boost growth and property market next year. China's State Council, People's Bank of China and the country's top securities regulator condu

Market movers today Another quiet day on the data front, but Swedish November retail sales and Norwegian December unemployment rate will be released today. The central bank of Turkey is expected to maintain rates unchanged in its meeting today. Overnight, the Japanese November inflation figures will