Currency futures slipped on Monday as the US dollar extended gains for the second consecutive session, as the December Fed rate cut expectations faded. The CME FedWatch tool now shows a 43% probability for the next rate cut, down sharply from 67% a week ago. Euro futures (6E) extended a correction from 2-week highs as Read More…
US interest futures experienced a decisive reset on Friday as market participants reassessed the Fed’s policy trajectory after the US government shutdown ended. The reduced uncertainty and potential visibility of key data have triggered a divergence between short-dated and long-dated contracts. Short-dated interest futures, such as 2-year Treasury futures and Fed funds, jumped after the Read More…
Crude oil futures continue bearish momentum on Thursday, global demand weakens, revealed by rising US inventories, and mounting oversupply concerns next year. WTI crude oil slipped near 0.20% to trade below mid-58.00, extending previous session losses as markets reacted to bearish supply data. The latest API data revealed a 1.3 million barrel rise in the Read More…
Gold futures slipped in Tuesday’s New York session, snapping a 3-day winning streak, as US government reopening optimism eased the safe-haven demand. The precious metal saw profit-taking after surging to a 3-week top above $4,150. During today’s Asian session, the gold futures fell to $4,100 area, weighed by a rebound in Dollar Index (DXY), rising Read More…
US equities extended gains on Monday as the optimism mounted that the US lawmakers are close to end the longest government shutdown in history. Investors fled to risk assets, with major indices and AI bellwethers soared sharply. Meanwhile, bonds slipped as safe-haven demand eased. The S&P 500 gained more than 1.5%, marking best daily performance Read More…
On Monday, currency futures markets witnessed a significant shift after developments regarding the US shutdown. The greenback’s rebound last week, caused sharp movements in key contracts. However, the optimism related to ending US government shutdown lifted the risk sentiment. The front-month Euro FX futures (6E) traded under 1.1600 after recovering from its recent lows, but Read More…
