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US Stocks clock fresh records Major US equity indices, once again, explored uncharted territory on Tuesday, following ‘benign’ US inflation data. Led by the communication services and technology sectors, both the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100 clocked fresh record highs, with the former rallying 1.1

Immigration crackdown suggests much lower US trend employment growth than in the last few years. We estimate that the new equilibrium for monthly job growth is 100k. Recent NFP softness suggests that the labour market is now likely in excess supply, Standard Chartered's Economist Dan Pan reports. Fa

There’s still plenty of uncertainty over the US imposing secondary tariffs on buyers of Russian oil. Much of the noise in recent weeks has centred on India facing such tariffs. However, market chatter is growing that China’s purchases of Russian oil may come into focus next. If India were to stop bu

NZD/USD rebounds from a two-month low as markets react to soft labor data.US NFP report disappoints as the US economy added only 73K jobs in July, well below the 110K expected.The CME FedWatch Tool shows 82% odds of a September rate cut, up from 37% pre-NFP. The New Zealand Dollar (NZD) recovers fro

Switzerland is officially on holiday Friday for the country's national day. But many market watchers have been hauled back to their desks by news overnight that they have been hit with a 39% tariff rate by the White House. That came as a shock to the Alpine nation. Indications in the Swiss press had

GBP/USD caught a slight intraday lift after the Fed held interest rates steady on Wednesday.The Fed could be poised to kick off rate cuts from September, and investors are looking for signs of dovishness. GBP/USD caught an intraday bump following the Federal Reserve's (Fed) latest interest rate call

US Dollar Index halts its winning streak ahead of Fed rate decision. The Fed is anticipated to leave its benchmark interest rate unchanged in July. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said that the US and China will continue talks over maintaining a tariff truce. The US Dollar Index (DXY), which mea

The US economy continues to show no signs of letting up. Businesses appear largely resilient to the uncertainty created by Trump’s tariffs, at least according to this month’s composite PMI from S&P, which jumped to its highest level since December. We’re also not seeing signs of mass layoffs in

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A measure of wholesale prices showed no change in June, providing a conflicting sign over whether tariffs threaten to boost inflation in the coming months. The producer price index was flat, according to seasonally adjusted numbers from the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Wednesday. Economists s

The Pound Sterling (GBP) is also steady and attempting stabilization following a recent run of weakness, holding on just above its late June low – a break of which would call for a shift in the bull trend, Scotiabank's Chief FX Strategists Shaun Osborne and Eric Theoret report. Markets remain focuse

USD/CAD softens to around 1.3720 in Wednesday’s early Asian session. Canadian annual inflation rate increases to 1.9% in June, hotter than expected. A softer US CPI report might appear to boost the odds of a Fed September rate cut. The USD/CAD pair trades with mild losses near 1.3720 during the earl