Month: May 2025

What do Michael Jordan, Martha Stewart, and Taylor Swift have in common? If you answered “They all have Netflix documentaries,” then you’re right. You also probably have too much time on your…

Will this week’s Bank of England (BOE) monetary policy decision highlight a shift in biases among committee members? Some policymakers have been expressing concerns about global trade uncertainty while U.K….

New Zealand’s quarterly employment report showed a 0.1% uptick in hiring as expected in Q1 while the unemployment rate held steady at 5.1% instead of rising to 5.3%. Meanwhile, the labor force…

Are Fed policymakers about to give in to Trump’s pressure to lower interest rates? Or will they maintain their relatively neutral stance for now? Here are the main points to…

Risk aversion dominated Tuesday’s trading with stocks falling, gold hitting record highs, and Treasury yields dropping as the record US trade deficit underscored tariff concerns, while oil rebounded on Middle East tensions…

Is CHF/JPY’s trend still our friend or has it reached the bend at the end? A double top chart pattern can be seen on its 4-hour time frame with the pair still…

Will New Zealand’s jobs data support the idea of a more neutral RBNZ? Or will we see a round of losses that could keep easing expectations in play? Here are…

Will New Zealand’s employment data disappoint market expectations and confirm the RBNZ’s dovish bias? Our Event Guide for New Zealand’s Q1 2025 Jobs Report suggests mixed labor market indicators, with BusinessNZ economic conditions showing…

U.S. crude oil prices bounced higher after hitting its April lows near $55.00. Will the Black Crack find enough bullish momentum to bust through the closest key resistance zone? We’re checkin’ out…

Can a strong employment report from New Zealand dash further hopes of RBNZ easing? Our Event Guide for the NZ Jobs Release points out that the manufacturing industry has been…