Elior Manier's Comment & Analysis
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The Canadian Dollar has had a rough year against the Euro, as the joined currency had been printing its best performance in years against its G10 counterparts – A return of the US Dollar is in the...
Markets seem to be shrugging off the latest dramatic deadline pushback from the Trump Administration – after menacing Japan, South Korea, and other Asian countries with 25% tariffs in a letter that...
Metals have seen a strong multi-year performance, largely driven by post-COVID currency depreciation. The widespread use of Quantitative Easing (QE) and balance sheet expansions by central banks put...
The NA session kicks off quietly, with subdued volumes as American traders take the day off, giving markets a breather after the upside surprise in the Non-Farm Payrolls last week and fresh...
The current session is marked by low volumes but still sees pockets of volatility, with broad profit-taking kicking in after two consecutive risk-on weeks. Global equities are in the red, and...
Consecutive positive data points in US economic releases have once again boosted sentiment, notably taking Equity and Cryptocurrency markets to a renewed frenzy.
ISM Services PMI came at 50.8 vs 50.5...
Wednesday's session wasn't as quiet as yesterday – Between a major Miss in ADP which initially sent markets lower (-33K vs 95K expected) and another turmoil in UK Politics sending GBP/USD down close...
The first half of 2025 is officially coming to an end as markets wrap up the rest of June.
The beginning to this year has been defined by broad US Dollar selling, driven by the unwinding of...
Gold is facing headwinds as bulls failed to retest earlier All-time highs ($3,500) even as global markets went ablaze through the past week, war-induced volatility.
Markets tend to react erratically...
The Pound wasn't the best performer in the beginning to this month, amid a weakening UK Economy and a still too-high inflation which is forcing the Bank of England to hold higher rates – Cuts are not...