As May winds down, the light economic calendar will allow investors to take their cues from the evolution of three disruptive forces–trade, Brexit and the U.S. economy. With actions against ... Read more

(Friday Market Open) Welcome to the last day of trading in U.S. stocks before a long weekend. From early indications, it seems like the U.S. market is poised to regain ... Read more

There is a two-step process to pick the next head of the Tory Party. The leader will be the Prime Minister and head a minority government. May’s minority government was ... Read more

The monthly durable goods orders report is due out during the NY trading session today. According to the economists polled, growth in durable goods orders excluding defense purchases is set ... Read more

The Treasury market’s outlook has turned grim, based on the inverted yield curve of late. Another dimension of the cautious outlook is yesterday’s sharp drop in the implied inflation outlook, ... Read more

The U.S. equities indexes future rates could rebound during the Asian session paring some of their scored losses yesterday and helping the Asian equities indexes to recover. After the trade ... Read more

The long drawn out process for Theresa May to resign is over. PM May’s emotional speech at the doorsteps of 10 Downing Street delivered the news she will step down ... Read more

Market focus The markets decline on investors’ fears that trade conflicts will drag on and slow down demand, and this dynamic coincided with breaking through important levels, which intensified the ... Read more

Market Drivers May 23, 2019Aussie feels pressure from rate cut projectionsU.K. Retail SalesNikkei -0.16% Dax 0.72%Oil $58/bblGold $1282/oz. Europe and Asia:U.K. Retail Sales 0.0 vs. -0.3% eyed North America:USD Durable ... Read more

Overview: It seems clear that the world two largest economies slowed before the tariff truce ended. Many investors believe that the tariff truce was helped stop the equity market meltdown ... Read more