We're starting the day with the USD on the rise, oil pulling back a bit, and gains across both stocks and bond yields.
Relatively quiet start to the week, with USD oil prices, equities and bond yields all trading marginally lower.
The final trading day of the week begins with the U.S. dollar gaining strength, oil prices pulling back, equity markets on the rise, and bond yields edging lower.
Stocks wavered as the dollar's rebound faded, with investors grappling with mixed signals from the Trump administration.
Market volatility persists as Trump backs off threats to fire Fed Chair Powell. As the trading day begins, the U.S. dollar strengthen against major currencies, while oil prices and equities are on the rise and bond yields continue to move lower.
After a volatile start to the week, markets are stabilizing, with the USD, oil, and equities rebounding from yesterday’s losses. Bond yields continue their upward climb.
We start the week with the USD, oil, and equity markets under pressure, while bond yields edge slightly higher.
The trading day begins with a rebound in the USD and equity markets, while both oil and bond prices are also moving higher.
As markets await the release of U.S. retail sales data, the USD trades lower, oil prices edge higher, while equities and bond yields decline.
The markets are starting the day on a quieter note, with the USD slightly lower, oil prices stable, and both equities and bond yields trading higher.
Following an exceptionally volatile week, markets open with a clear shift in tone: the U.S. dollar weaker, oil and equities climbing, and bond yields retreating.