Why a Slumping Housing Market Is Making the Fed’s Job Harder
Home sales are falling fast, yet prices keep climbing — a contradiction that is now the Fed’s biggest headache.
Read MoreHome sales are falling fast, yet prices keep climbing — a contradiction that is now the Fed’s biggest headache.
Read MoreUS-Iran peace talks collapsed over the weekend, sending oil prices surging and sparking early risk-off flows before Trump’s deal comments drove a broad market recovery on Monday.
Read MoreUS-Iran peace talks collapsed in Islamabad over the weekend, triggering a US naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz and another run higher for safe-havens and crude oil.
Read MoreCeasefire drama, stagflationary data, and a collapsing dollar — the US-Iran conflict ran the FX show this week, reshuffling currency rankings almost every session from open to close.
Read MoreThe latest U.S. core PCE report revealed elevated inflationary pressures even before the US-Iran war sparked a surge in energy costs. But why did the dollar react the way it did?
Read MoreThursday’s session saw the S&P 500 extend its winning streak to seven sessions as stagflationary U.S. data weighed on the dollar ahead of Friday’s pivotal CPI release.
Read MoreFriday’s March CPI report will offer the first real look at U.S. inflation since the Iran conflict sent energy prices surging, and it could be hot enough to keep the Fed on hold for the rest of the year. Here’s what to look out for.
Read MoreCan Canada’s employment report still influence BOC policy expectations? Here’s what to look out for in this top-tier release.
Read MoreMarkets surged as US-Iran ceasefire sparked massive risk rally with oil plunging over 17%, equities jumping, and dollar retreating while significant geopolitical uncertainties lingered throughout Wednesday session.
Read MoreThe RBNZ held its OCR at 2.25% for a second straight meeting, but a hawkish tone from Governor Breman and a US-Iran ceasefire sent the Kiwi surging.
Read MoreSome painters transform the sun into a yellow spot; others transform a yellow spot into the sun.Pablo Picasso