Market Snapshot March 20th 2026

 4,500 USD is the shift-stop of Gold downtown. Now how could it be next?   Note: Please get yourself updated with the current status of this war as it will update per seconds, any volatility from the next morning is getting the charts among the highest levels. Stay in the highest cautious.   Data: [🟦 […]

Market Snapshot March 18th 2026

FOMC Today, Iran eased.   Note: Please get yourself updated with the current status of this war as it will update per seconds, any volatility from the next morning is getting the charts among the highest levels. Stay in the highest cautious.   Data: [🟦 Global Rates | Core sovereign yields remain elevated ahead of […]

Market In Review 19/2023

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Chicken or egg – for The Fed to fold, the market will have to crash but the market won’t crash because everyone knows The Fed will fold and juice stocks back to un-reality

Market In Review 18/2023

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All eyes will be on the Fed at the FOMC. Odds are high for a 0.25% move again which is in stark contrast to the RBA who will not raise rates. Making the interest rate differential between the two economies at 1.65%.

Market In Review 05/2023

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If you live for volatility and were bored, or could not find a trade last week, then this is your week. Vol’ is gonna be all over the shop. Trade accordingly.

Market In Review 30/2022

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Inflation in the UK and Canada is up and the ECB surprised with 50 basis points hike, whilst PMI’s missed and media advertising spending shrinks. This is the main news from last week.

Market In Review 11/2022

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Some of the heat in commodities came off last week, but they still sit at elevated prices. Talks over the weekend indicate a ceasefire in the Ukraine is imminent, but do not hold your breath for that.

Market In Review 06/2022

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This week we have some confidence measures from Australia and the British GDP rate, but all eyes will be on the USA inflation number due Thursday night. The CPI figure has the potential to provide the most volatility this week.

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