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Trading Sentiment​​​​​​​
Below is the latest sentiment as compiled by etoro, the world's largest (social) trading network. It provides a view of what individual investors think about the specific instruments and gives a view of the current sentiment.
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Latest News Headlines
Bloomberg: Asia Stocks Follow U.S. Drop as Dollar, Bonds Fall: Markets Wrap
Asian equity markets slid after a selloff in U.S. stocks reawakened volatility as the quarter draws to a close. The dollar extended losses with bonds as central banks worldwide shift toward a more hawkish tone. [more...]
Bloomberg: Five Things You Need to Know to Start Your Day
Nasdaq 100 falls to seven-week low, global hawkish streak roils U.S. dollar, and a full serving of economic data ahead. Here are some of the things people in markets are talking about. [more...]
Bloomberg: Goldman Predicts Japanese Stocks Drop on Policy Uncertainty
Japanese equities are poised for declines in the second half of this year as political uncertainty drives investors to book profits after the Topix Index hit a 22-month high, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc.’s chief Japan strategist Kathy Matsui. [more...]
Bloomberg: Angst for Everyone in Markets as Chips Bleed With Bonds, Dollar
The shroud of tranquility that has blanketed asset markets for the last eight months has been pulled back a bit. Volatility is suddenly proving hard to get rid of in places like semiconductors, whose commercial ubiquity makes them a proxy in some eyes for economic growth. [more...]
Bloomberg: Volatility Might Be Awakening From a Coma, But It's Still Groggy
Volatility is picking up again in markets after a prolonged period in the doldrums. The S&P 500 Index tumbled the most in six weeks on Thursday and Treasuries are heading for their worst four-day slump since March. [more...]
Reuters: Dollar despairs on hawkish central banks, Asia stocks join global slump
The dollar extended its losses on Friday as major central banks signalled that the era of cheap money was coming to an end in a boon to sterling, the euro and the Canadian dollar, while Asian shares were hit by dismal performances of European and U.S. markets. [more...]
CNBC: Equities in Asia decline despite better-than-expected China PMI data, as tech shares sell off
Asian markets lost ground on Friday despite China manufacturing activity beating expectations, as select tech shares around the region sold off. [more...]
CNBC: US plans to sell Taiwan about $1.42 billion in arms could test China ties
The United States plans to sell Taiwan $1.42 billion in arms, the first such sale under the administration of Donald Trump and a move sure to anger China, whose help the president has been seeking to rein in North Korea. [more...]
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Currency Strength Indicators
The currency strength meter gives you a quick visual guide to which currencies are currently strong, and which ones are weak. The meter measures the strength of all forex cross pairs and applies calculations on them to determine the overall strength for each individual currency. For example, if EUR is strong and USD is weak, it could mean that the currency pair EURUSD could be going up. If both currencies are strong or weak it is better to avoid since it will probably means there is no clear direction for the specific pair. To get the latest Currency Strength Indicator please click here
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