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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
CNBC: Merkel sends positive signal to May on Brexit talks
German Chancellor Angela Merkel offered one of her most positive assessments of Brexit talks in months on Thursday, saying she believed negotiations between the EU and Britain were moving forward and dismissing the prospect of a breakdown. [more...]
Bloomberg: Dollar Gains, Treasuries Fall on U.S. Tax Hopes: Markets Wrap
The dollar climbed as Treasuries fell after the latest developments in Washington buoyed optimism about the chances for American tax cuts. Stocks in Asia halted a rally after global equities reached records during the week. [more...]
Bloomberg: Fewest Jobless Claims Since 1973 Show Firm U.S. Job Market
Filings for unemployment benefits plunged last week to the lowest level since 1973 as workers affected by hurricanes Harvey and Irma continued to return to their jobs, Labor Department figures showed Thursday. [more...]
Bloomberg: Markets Show a Craving for Status Quo After Fed Chair Race Narrows
If you need evidence that the market would reward policy continuity at the Federal Reserve, look no further to the fact that Treasuries surged and stocks pushed higher after a report that Fed Governor Jerome Powell is the “leading candidate” to helm the central bank. [more...]
Bloomberg: How New Wealth, Few Rules Fuel Family-Office Boom
The descendants of oil tycoon John D. Rockefeller have them. So do Microsoft Corp. founder Bill Gates and hedge-fund manager Bill Ackman. They are family offices, the loosely regulated, privately owned companies that manage vast amounts of money for wealthy clans. [more...]
Bloomberg: The Global Market View on New Zealand's New Government: Don't Panic
Expect further declines for New Zealand’s currency in the short term, look for buying opportunities on dips, and trust that the country’s solid economic fundamentals will reassert themselves. [more...]
Reuters: Asian shares perk up after U.S. Senate passes budget plan
Asian shares shrugged off early sluggishness and gained on Friday, and the dollar rose after the U.S. Senate approved a budget blueprint for the 2018 fiscal year that will pave the way for Republicans to pursue a tax-cut package without Democratic support. [more...]
Reuters: Oil rises on tighter fundamentals, but China warning holds back market
Oil prices edged up on Friday, supported by signs of tightening supply and demand fundamentals, although a warning about excessive China economic optimism still weighed somewhat on markets. [more...]
CNBC: The massive Saudi Aramco IPO doesn't look like a great investment to many
Oil giant Saudi Aramco is readying what's set to be the biggest initial public offering ever. But as it turns out, investors might not be all that interested. [more...]
Currency Strength Indicators
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