Central banks, inflation data, and Bitcoin’s surge dominate the week ahead as markets brace for volatility and key economic updates. – vtmarkets.com
Investors turn cautious on the dollar as rate cut expectations rise following mixed U.S. jobs data and global tensions. – vtmarkets.com
Nikkei 225 up 0.62% at 39,372.93, driven by easing political tensions and strong corporate moves in Japan. – vtmarkets.com
GER40 rises 1.45%, nearing 20,000 resistance, driven by global optimism, with caution ahead of key U.S. data. – vtmarkets.com
DJ30 hits a 4-week high, testing key resistance levels as U.S. data and Middle East tensions shape market outlook. – vtmarkets.com
Japan’s Nikkei share average saw a strong recovery buoyed by gains in chip-related stocks following Nvidia’s robust performance on Wall Street. – vtmarkets.com
USDX stabilises at 106.52 as momentum cools; traders eye Fed, BOJ policies for next directional cues. – vtmarkets.com
Japan’s Nikkei index dropped as tech stocks mirrored US losses with traders monitoring Fed policy and Trump’s cabinet picks. – vtmarkets.com
USDX remains close to multi-month highs as traders assess inflation data that could influence both crypto and traditional markets. – vtmarkets.com
Japan’s Nikkei dips as traders remain cautious amidst ongoing economic uncertainties, with attention on key earnings and currency movements. – vtmarkets.com
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