07/06/2019
Worst data of recent times!
Month of June will be very critical to watch
Maintain its leadership position in the online services sector.
07/06/2019
Worst data of recent times!
Month of June will be very critical to watch
04/04/2019
Jobless claims touch lowest level since 1969, falling to 202,000 at the end of March The number of people who applied for unemployment benefits at the end of March fell to the lowest level since December 1969, a reassuring sign for the U.S....
01/01/2019
The 5 days the Dow swung 1,000 points In a wild year for stocks, five days stand out as the craziest of 2018.
01/01/2019
Happy New year 2019
05/10/2018
Canadian Payroll report!
USA non farm payroll and private payroll report
Nonfarm payrolls rose by 134,000 last month. Economists were expecting a gain of 185,000 jobs.
The unemployment rate fell to 3.7%.
Average hourly earnings, an important number to gauge inflation, rose 2.8% year over year in September.
26/09/2018
Fed Raises Interest Rates in Third Hike This Year Fed Raises Interest Rates in Third Hike This Year
07/09/2018
The S&P500 and Dow Industrials dropped on Friday after strong August jobs data raised concerns about the possibility of faster interest rate hikes, but a rebound in chip stocks helped the Nasdaq trade higher.
AUGUST PAYROLL for USA and Canada!
Sell @ 111.30, Stop @ 111.91, Target @ 110.52
It’s Labour Day in the U.S., meaning U.S. financial markets are closed.
Global markets are drifting lower as a result of the escalating U.S.-China trade war. The effects are felt in emerging markets, and are expressed in the weakening of local currencies, such as the Turkish Lira and the South Africa Rand.
The U.S. and Canada are still engaged in talks over the future of NAFTA, with president Trump tweeting that there’s no need to keep Canada in NAFTA, and threatening congress not to interfere.
With the U.K.’s Brexit date inching closer, the European Union is sending strong messages about May’s proposed exit deal. Coupled with internal opposition from May’s own party, the U.K. & E.U. remain stuck in uncertainty for the March 29th, 2019 deadline.
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