It’s not difficult to admit that people usually begin trading because they want to make money. After all, what’s so bad about wanting to multiply your hard-earned wealth? But is trading really all about the money? As many traders have discovered, trading comes with a lot of non-monetary benefits that are probably just as valuable, if not more so,…
Fundamental Overview The USD came under some pressure on Friday as the risk-off sentiment caused by Trump’s threat of substantially increasing tariffs on China weighed on Treasury yields. Over the weekend, we had more soothing comments from Trump and other US officials which triggered a recovery in risk sentiment. The positive mood is weighing a bit on the greenback…
Both China’s export and import growth were well-above Bloomberg’s consensus forecasts in September. China’s exports rose at the fastest pace in six months at 8.3% y/y in September (Bloomberg est: 6.6%, August: 4.4%) and imports jumped sharply by 7.4% y/y (Bloomberg est: 1.8%, August: 1.3%). In CNY-terms, exports were up 8.4% y/y (August: 4.8%) while imports were similarly higher…
2025.10.13 2025.10.13 EURUSD Forecast & Predictions for 2025, 2026–2027, and Beyond Jana Kanehttps://www.litefinance.org/blog/authors/jana-kane/ The EURUSD currency pair is widely considered one of the most popular and traded pairs in the global currency market. Its rate reflects shifts in economic conditions across the US and the eurozone. The pair’s fluctuations are sensitive to the Fed and the ECB, the inflation…
The U.K. is about to drop its latest labor market report, and since it’s one of the first major data releases this week, it could steer how the pound trades in the days ahead. Our Event Guide for the September Employment Report hints at softer hiring, the kind of slowdown that could boost expectations for more BOE rate…
It’s going to be kind of a synthetic Sunday today with North America on holiday (although US stock markets will be open) and lack of key events. The focus will remain on the US-China tariff headlines after more soothing words from Trump and other US officials started the “de-escalation trade”. Now the ball is in China’s court although they’ve…
Silver price (XAG/USD) extends its winning streak for the fourth successive session, reaching its all-time high of $51.69 during the Asian hours on Monday. The non-interest-bearing Silver receives support from the increased likelihood of the US Federal Reserve (Fed) further rate cuts by year-end. Consumer confidence in the United States (US) deteriorated slightly in early October, supporting the Fed…
On September 18, Reuters reported that “the Fed’s rate cut announcement opened the door to further policy easing.” However, monetary inflation still persists in the economy, raising doubts about the pace of future policy adjustments and signaling potential turbulence for financial investors in the months ahead. Some investors are now less certain that interest rates will quickly shift downward,…
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US President Donald Trump shared some conciliatory remarks in his post on Truth Social on Sunday, noting that China’s economy “will be fine” and that the US wants to “help China, not hurt it.” Additional quotes Chinese President Xi Jinping is a smart man and a great leader. On meeting with Xi: I think we’re going to be fine…
