Live Updates

    17 May 2025
    Stock markets in the US rose for five consecutive days, led by the S&P 500’s gains

    U.S. markets rose steadily this week, driven by easing US-China tariffs, with broad gains across indices.

    17 May 2025
    Weak Japanese growth figures prompt an increase in USD/JPY amidst rising inflation concerns in the US

    USD/JPY rises as Japan’s GDP contracts and US inflation expectations climb, impacting monetary policy outlooks.

    17 May 2025
    Negotiations between the US and EU on trade have commenced, including tariffs and digital investment issues

    US, EU begin complex trade talks on tariffs, digital trade; Japan withdraws, Paris meeting proposed.

    17 May 2025
    Following disappointing economic data, the US Dollar Index rises slightly due to weak consumer sentiment

    US Dollar Index holds steady near 101 amid mixed US data, inflation concerns, and rate cut speculation.

    17 May 2025
    Canada observes a holiday while economic data releases are expected later in the week

    Canada’s markets close for Victoria Day; key inflation data and BoC rate decision loom amid economic shifts.

    17 May 2025
    Investors disregarded poor consumer sentiment figures, allowing the Dow Jones Industrial Average to reach new weekly highs

    DJIA hits weekly highs despite weak sentiment; inflation expectations, trade tariffs, and policy shifts influence outlook.

    17 May 2025
    The S&P 500 rises by 0.6%, achieving over 5% gains for the week amidst positive momentum

    Stock markets rise as US-China tensions ease; AI sector sees renewed activity; S&P 500 hits new high.

    17 May 2025
    Amid mixed economic signals and global trade tensions, the USD/CHF pair tests resistance around 0.8380

    USD/CHF trades near 0.8380 as mixed US data and trade tensions constrain further bullish momentum.

    17 May 2025
    The week’s US economic highlights include S&P PMIs, Fed speeches, and housing data releases

    Fed speeches, key data releases, and home sales figures shape a quiet yet informative economic week ahead.

    17 May 2025
    The US oil rig count decreased from 474 to 473, according to Baker Hughes

    Oil rig count dips, euro and pound weaken, gold declines, Ethereum rises, Trump secures Middle East deals.

    Back To Top
    Chatbots