Monthly Archives: September 2022

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US stocks tumbled on Thursday, suffering from heavy daily losses and plunged to the lowest since November 2020 as another group of Federal Reserve officials struck a hawkish tone on policy tightening. Federal Reserve (Fed) Bank of Cleveland President Loretta Mester cited on Thursday that they are not yet at a point where they couldContinue Reading

Dear Client, Warmly reminds you that the component stocks in the stock index spot generate dividends. When dividends are distributed, VT Markets will make dividends and deductions for the clients who hold the trading products after the close of the day before the ex-dividend date. Indices dividends will not be paid/charged as an inclusion alongContinue Reading

US stocks rallied on Wednesday, regaining upside strength and ending their six-day slide after the Bank of England’s decision to stage a market intervention boosted UK bonds and tentatively calmed markets. The BOE decided to buy long-dated UK government bonds starting today to restore market conditions and later confirmed that it could buy just £1.025Continue Reading

Sydney, Australia, September 28, 2022  – VT Markets, an international multi-asset broker, is pleased to announce the addition of 51 ETF (exchange-traded fund) symbols to its multi-asset trading options. The addition allows its clients to track the performance of technology, energy, and mining sectors via popular symbols such as BKCH, BLOK, GLD, XLF, XOP, andContinue Reading

In the Eurozone, multiple leaks in Russia’s gas pipeline in the Baltic Sea raise concerns about the escalating energy conflict between Europe and Russia, which pushed European natural gas prices higher and exerted bearish pressure on investors’ moods. US stocks declined on Tuesday, dropping for the sixth session and ending a volatile session lower asContinue Reading

US stocks declined on Monday, extending their recent slide and fell in a volatile session amid the fact that worldwide central bankers insisted on battling inflation at any cost. On the economic data side, US Durable Goods Orders and CB Consumer Confidence are taking centre stage on Tuesday. The UK markets were in focus onContinue Reading

US stocks tumbled sharply on Friday, coming under heavy bearish pressure and suffered daily losses amid the risk-off market sentiment and surging US dollar. The UK’s plan to lift its economy fueled concerns about heightened inflation and added to fears of a global recession. Liz Truss’s new UK government delivered the most sweeping tax cutsContinue Reading

This week will see a much lighter schedule of data releases compared to last week. Some significant releases to watch out for include the CB Consumer Confidence and Core PCE Price Index in the US and the Gross Domestic Product in Canada. US CB Consumer Confidence | 27 September 2022 The US Consumer Confidence IndexContinue Reading

On Wednesday, U.S. central bank officials raised interest rates to a new range of 3.0% to 3.25%. Policymakers also expect to lift rates higher than before and maintain that level, projecting the fed funds rate rising to 4.4% by the end of this year and 4.6% by the end of 2023. Numerous central banks fromContinue Reading