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Reviewing FOMC Decision The Federal Reserve decided to raise the Fed Fund Rate by 25bps as widely expected. However, one of the members has voted in favor of keeping the rates unchanged. Moreover, the Fed left the economic projections…
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The markets are heading into a crucial week which promises a mix of politics and monetary policies. This week will be marked by central bank meetings from the U.S. Federal Reserve, the Swiss National Bank, the BoJ and Bank of England.…
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Philip Hammond, Chancellor of the Exchequer of the United Kingdom. Image via World Economic Forum The British Finance Minster, Philip Hammond delivered his spring budget on Wednesday, marking the last budget release before the UK…
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FTSE 100 Near Record High FTSE 100 managed to stabilise well above its former resistance area which stands at 7100 at the end of January, leading to another push higher all the way to 7300 during yesterday’s trading. Looking at the…
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Global equities are gaining more momentum by the days, some of the indices posted a new record over the past few days, while some are still rising, but far away from their significant levels. However, the question remains is where to…
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Mark Carney, BOE governor. Image via Bank of England The Bank of England's (BoE) monetary policy meeting held on Thursday was the first this year. As widely expected the central bank held back from making changes to interest rates or to…
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Quick Look At The Fed The Federal Reserve decided to keep the current policy unchanged in its January meeting as widely expected. Many thought that this will be a non-event. However, we noticed a notable impact across all asset classes.…
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DowJones Above 20K Despite the fact that there were few significant economic releases yesterday, volatility has increased significantly as the DowJones Industrial Average has finally surpassed 20K barrier and continued to rise all the way…
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The UK's Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday, January 24, 2017 that the Theresa May's government will require the approval of the parliament to trigger Article 50, upholding the ruling from the UK High Court back in November last year. The…
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The first day of the week came in with lack of fundamentals and liquidity, while volatility picked up on the rising fears of Brexit. However, rising volatility is what we all need to jump in to new opportunities. In today’s report, we will…
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