Daily Analysis

With trade concerns weighing on business activity, markets are watching whether Canada’s January jobs data could impact BOC’s policy biases.

Mid-tier U.S. data presented a nuanced picture of the economy, with the services sector maintaining steady growth while private sector

Technology stocks tumbled as weak employment data raised growth concerns, while the dollar rallied despite labor market softness on safe-haven

AMD crushed earnings expectations with record data center revenue but still dropped 12% anyway. We analyze the bullish AI narrative

Markets don’t expect policy changes from the ECB this week, but could the euro’s recent strength shift the central bank’s

After the BOE cut interest rates in their previous policy meeting, policymakers are widely expected to keep borrowing costs on

New Zealand’s unemployment rate ticked higher to 5.4% in the December 2025 quarter, reinforcing expectations for continued monetary easing from

Markets digested Australia’s surprise rate hike while tech stocks plunged on AI disruption fears. Geopolitical tensions lifted oil as equity

RBA’s expected rate hike still jolted markets, lifting the Aussie and forcing traders to reprice near-term policy expectations.

New Zealand’s upcoming quarterly jobs report could reveal more green shoots in the economy, supporting the case for its central

U.S. equities rallied near record highs on strong manufacturing data, while gold extended losses from last week’s historic selloff following

If you were watching the crypto market lately, you’d know that “bloodbath” is a mild way of putting the latest