Despite some short-term supportive factors for the market, oil prices continue to edge lower ahead of Friday’s Trump-Putin meeting ...

Yesterday, US inflation data was mixed, but the market reaction was not. Core inflation in the US posted its strongest gains this year, and the yearly figure accelerated more than expected to 3.1% in ...

Bitcoin has recovered from a recent pullback thanks in part to improving market sentiment, a weaker US Dollar and recent crypto developments in the US.

The Canadian dollar continues to have a quiet week. In the European session, USD/CAD is trading at 1.3732 down 0.10% on the day.

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Log in to today's North American session recap for August 1, 2025. All eyes were on the Non-Farm Payrolls number, with its release sending markets in all-around chaos.

Equity markets have reacted positively to the news of the deal so far today, although the moves in the euro have been subdued, given that an agreement was already heavily priced in. The European ...

Progress towards the striking of trade deals has been painfully slow since Liberation Day. We are, however, finally seeing some tangible headway, not least following last week’s headlines that the US ...

USD: The last big trading week of the summer Markets have taken the news of a US-EU trade deal positively. The deal is largely as rumoured in the middle of last week and seems to follow a template of ...

Oil prices are trading firmer this morning after the US and EU announced a trade deal, which will see most EU exports to the US facing a 15% tariff. The market worried that if talks had failed, 30% ...

Dutch pension reforms are underway, adding to the upward pressure on longer-dated euro rates. The eventual flows are hard to estimate, but the DV01 impact from unwinding interest rate hedges could be ...

The press conference following the European Central Bank's decision to keep rates on hold confirmed the current wait-and-see stance. The bar for further rate cuts looks high but we still wouldn't rule ...