Tech stocks drop as rising Treasury yields, strong U.S. data, and profit-taking weigh on S&P 500 performance. – vtmarkets.com
Central banks set the tone for 2025 trading. Track rate changes and seize opportunities as markets shift globally this week. – vtmarkets.com
Yields hold above 4.53% as weaker PCE data reduce concerns on Fed rate cuts, boosting investor sentiment. – vtmarkets.com
Bitcoin’s bullish momentum continues as ETF options launch and key market trends unfold across assets. – vtmarkets.com
US futures, dollar, and Treasury yields climb as early polls show a tight race. Traders eye swing states and await the Federal Reserve’s upcoming rate decision. – vtmarkets.com
Asian stocks remain cautious amid high Treasury yields with upcoming U.S. payrolls data, Fed rate decisions, and presidential election. – vtmarkets.com
Rising expectations of a Trump victory have strengthened the dollar, pressuring Asian currencies as the “Trump trade” gains momentum. – vtmarkets.com
McDonald’s (MCD) rose 1.57% but still trails the Retail-Wholesale sector. Traders await its earnings, with forecasts showing mixed signals. – vtmarkets.com
Japan’s Nikkei climbed Friday, driven by Fast Retailing and semiconductor shares, as investors awaited domestic earnings reports. – vtmarkets.com
Microsoft Corporation (MSFT) closed at $409.54, down 1.57%, underperforming against the S&P 500 and Nasdaq. Concerns rise ahead of its earnings release. – vtmarkets.com
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