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Sector Overview: A Mixed Day Across the MarketThe stock market today showcases a complex landscape, with varied performances across sectors. Leading the charge, the healthcare sector is basking in green, while technology shows a mix of highs and lows.š Healthcare: Eli Lilly (LLY) surged by 1.40%, riding on positive sentiments, while Merck (MRK) continues its upward trend with a 1.92% increase. Collectively, these gains underscore robust investor confidence in drug manufacturers.š Technology: Mixed emotions run through technology stocks, with Oracle (ORCL) experiencing a promising 1.69% rise, but Nvidia (NVDA) dwindling slightly by 0.41%. The semiconductor space struggles as Micron (MU)…
It might be the result of a brutally cold winter so far but Canadian consumer spending dipped in January, according to the latest spending tracker from RBC.Using cardholder data, Canada’s largest bank indicated that spending fell across discretionary goods, services and essentials in the month.The bank downplayed the decline, noting that it came after a particularly strong December.December had been an especially strong for goods tied to holiday shopping, and January largely retraced some of those earlier gains. The reversal points to a normalization following elevated year-end spending rather than a sudden deterioration in household demand.Essentials spending also declined in…
Prior was +2.7%m/m CPI +0.2% vs +0.3% expected Prior m/m reading was +0.3%Real weekly earnings +0.5% vs -0.3% prior (revised to -0.5%)Core inflation :Ex food and energy +2.5% vs +2.5% y/y expectedPrior ex food and energy +2.5%Core m/m +0.3% vs +0.3% exp Prior core m/m +0.2%Core goods +1.1%Core services +2.9% y/ySupercore +2.7% y/yUnrounded numbers:Core +0.281% m/m seasonally adjusted, +0.437% NSAThere has been a slight dovish shift in Fed pricing following the data and we can see that in a softer US dollar as well. S&P 500 futures are now flat, erasing the earlier decline.Notably, October CPI data was not collected…
Forex trading means dealing with risk and uncertainty every single day. And when money is on the line, your brain doesnāt exactly throw a party. It throws stress. But hold up. Isnāt stress supposed to be bad? The only good thing about āstressedā is that itās ādessertsā spelled backwards. Heh. Unless your broker starts paying you in cupcakes, that doesnāt help much. Remember that stress isnāt always the villain. When handled well, stress triggers your fight or flight response. Your senses sharpen. Your focus tightens. Itās like your brain slams the āgame timeā button. For traders, this is the kind…
Bank of Englandās Pill says underlying inflation running at about 2.5% Source link
Spotify Stock Analysis After Earnings: Why SPOTās Post-Earnings Rally Faded and What Technical Structure Suggests NextSpotify (SPOT) delivered a strong earnings reaction, initially triggering a powerful upside move. However, much of that rally has since faded, leaving traders asking an important question:Was this a healthy pullback within a bullish shift, or early evidence of distribution?Market sentiment is currently defined by a “good news is good news” regime, where strong economic data supports equities provided inflation remains stable. While a recent robust non-farm payrolls report has bolstered the S&P 500’s consolidation below the 7,000 level, investors are now closely watching the…
Nordeaās Ole HĆ„kon Eek-Nielsen and Jan von Gerich, reiterates their call for no interest rate cuts from the Federal Reserve. Strong US growth, a tight labour market, a weaker Dollar and higher commodity prices are seen limiting disinflation. Nordea also expects higher long-end US yields as deficits stay large.Nordea doubles down on Fed on-hold”We keep seeing no cuts from Fed. With decent growth momentum in an economy with a weak supply side in the labour market, it seems likely that unemployment will stay at low levels. With a weakening USD, higher commodity prices and perhaps some way to go on…
Smart Money Concepts (SMC) refers to price action principles that reveal how institutional tradersābanks, hedge funds, and large financial entitiesāmove markets. The MT5 indicator automates the detection of these patterns, which otherwise require hours of manual chart analysis. The indicator marks several key structures. Order blocks appear as rectangles highlighting the last bullish or bearish candle before a strong move. These zones represent where institutions placed significant orders. Fair value gaps (FVGs) show imbalances where price moved too quickly, leaving inefficiencies that often get filled later. Break of structure (BOS) points identify when price breaks previous swing points, confirming trend…
Nomura drops April India rateācut call on firmer inflation, RBI āstealth easingā Source link
The U.K. economy expanded by 0.1% month-on-month in December 2025, meeting expectations but failing to lift Sterling as disappointing quarterly figures and downward revisions overshadowed the headline number. Key Points from the December GDP Report Monthly GDP grew 0.1%, matching consensus expectations, following a revised 0.2% growth in November (downwardly revised from 0.3% in the previous publication) Q4 2025 GDP rose 0.1% q/q, below the 0.2% consensus and matching Q3ās growth Annual GDP expanded 1.0% y/y in Q4, below expectations of 1.2% and down from a downwardly revised 1.2% in Q3 (previously 1.3%) Services output showed no growth in the…
