After an optimistic start this week following the Federal Reserve meeting, progress has been stifled by a resurgent US dollar. Investors remain wary of risky
The RBA increased its cash rate by an anticipated 25 basis points on Tuesday and hinted at further rate increases. Following the RBA rate decision,
On Tuesday, Jerome Powell, the head of the Federal Reserve, will deliver a speech at the Economic Club of Washington, D.C. This week’s main earnings
The major stock indices finished Tuesday’s trading day in the black. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500, and Nasdaq 100 all added points by 0.31%, 0.74%, and 1.09%, respectively. However,
U.S. stocks went down further on Tuesday as investors processed economic warnings from major banks and the implications of impending Feds policy. Australia’s Q3 GDP came lower
Before a busy day of earnings that will give investors an idea of how major corporations are coping with an economic downturn and increased interest
Key Highlights The Australian Dollar is making a strong push towards the five-month high of 0.7063 that it reached last week, as the US Dollar continues to
Wall Street stocks rose on Tuesday, while the dollar fell as the US earnings season began and investors assessed the future course of monetary policy.
Tesla released its earnings, and the results caused the stock to rise somewhat after trading hours. Analysts estimates that earnings per share (EPS) were $2.27 (adjusted),
Inflation in the United Kingdom fell for the second month in a row, as fuel, clothing, and entertainment expenses brought down the index. The Bank of
