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Markets From economic data to the Fed over to trade and some back and fourth switching in between: this is a week that’s keeping markets on edge. The economic calendar yesterday offered no more than some second tier eco data, resulting in relatively small market moves. Core bond yields changed less

Dow Jones futures climb following strong profit results from tech heavyweights.Meta rose around 12%, while Microsoft advanced about 8%.Traders await US Personal Consumption Expenditures - Price Index data on Thursday. Dow Jones futures advance ahead of the US market opening on Thursday, trading arou

Recently, U.S. President Trump increased pressure on Russia, demanding an end to military operations in Ukraine within 10 to 12 days or face a new round of economic sanctions. This statement has fueled market concerns over potential supply disruptions from OPEC+ oil producers, contributing to a rise

As world leaders and economists across Europe digest the news of the EU-U.S. trade agreement, some experts told CNBC that while it may be bad news for the bloc, the deal could serve as an unexpected boost to the U.K. The European Union is facing a higher 15% tariff rate on its goods imported to the

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European markets jump on US-EU trade deal.Will the dollar start to bottom out?.Massive week ahead for earnings, central banks, and US jobs. Mainland European markets are leading the way higher today following the weekend announcement of a trade deal between the US and EU. The details of that deal in

The European Union (EU) and the United States (US) have reached a framework trade agreement that sets a blanket 15% tariff on goods traded between them, ending a months-long stand-off, per Bloomberg. The 15% tariff rates will take effect on August 1. European Commission President Ursula von der Leye

The volatility of oil prices reflects the uncertainties of the international environment. After falling in April following President Trump's announcement of "reciprocal" tariffs, oil prices rose by around ten dollars during the 12 days of conflict between Iran and Israel, before falling again since

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Monday suggested a review of the Federal Reserve that would go beyond the current controversy over building renovations and look at its overall function. "What we need to do is examine the entire Federal Reserve institution and whether they have been successful,"