Oil prices ticked up in thin holiday trading on Monday as traders await Chinese and U.S. economic data. – vtmarkets.com
EUR/USD dips as strong dollar and weak Chinese data weigh on sentiment, with focus on BOJ policy and global risks. – vtmarkets.com
The yen remains weak amid BOJ rate hike speculation and strong US dollar; intervention risk looms. – vtmarkets.com
Gold gains 0.5%, nearing $2,630, while S&P 500 stays flat. Bullish trends form as key moving averages hold strong. – vtmarkets.com
Nikkei slipped 0.3%, while Honda soared 12% on a $7 billion buyback plan and 2026 merger with Nissan. – vtmarkets.com
USDX reached a two-year peak on the back of rising Treasury yields, fewer rate cuts, and holiday trading volumes. – vtmarkets.com
Oil climbs on softer U.S. inflation, but China demand worries and a looming 2024 supply surplus keep traders watchful. – vtmarkets.com
Yields hold above 4.53% as weaker PCE data reduce concerns on Fed rate cuts, boosting investor sentiment. – vtmarkets.com
Japan’s Nikkei lags despite a softer yen and BOJ rate hold, with caution stemming from global central bank decisions. – vtmarkets.com
Gold steadies in early Asian trade after a post-Fed dip. ANZ sees near-term challenges amid India’s weakening physical demand. – vtmarkets.com
