prior month 69.1 (record high) new orders 61.5 versus 65.0 estimate. Last month 69.7 employment index 54.9 versus 54.1 estimate. Last month 56.5 prices paid 82.5 versus 83.6 estimate. Last month 82.3 business activity 67.6 versus 71.0 expected (prior 74.6) supplier deliveries 63.9 versus 75.7 last month backlog of orders 62.3 versus 65.9 last month
Month: January 2022
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SINGAPORE: The world’s top oil exporter, Saudi Arabia, has cut February’s official selling price (OSP) to Asia for its Arab light crude to plus $2.20 a barrel versus Oman/Dubai crude. The February OSP to Asia for the Arab light grade is the lowest in three months. State oil giant Saudi Aramco on Thursday set the
In this article BBBY Customer shopping in a Bed Bath & Beyond store Courtesy: Bed Bath & Beyond Bed Bath & Beyond shares tumbled nearly 10% in premarket trading Thursday after the home goods retailer missed analysts’ expectations for fiscal third quarter. Chief Executive Mark Tritton said a lack of inventory due to supply chain
The headline ISM Services index fell to 62.0 in December from 69.1 in November. The New Orders subindex fell to its lowest since November. The Institute of Supply Management’s headline Services PMI index fell to 62.0 in December versus forecasts for a fall to 66.9 from 69.1 in November. Subindices: Business Activity fell to 67.6 from 74.6. Prices Paid
Yen is trying to recover on weaker risk sentiment today. But momentum is relatively soft against Dollar and Europeans. Aussie and Kiwi follow broader risk markets lower. Sterling and Dollar remain the strongest ones for the week, on expectation of hawkish BoE and Fed. Euro and Swiss Franc are mixed, with Euro having a slight
Sun Hung Kai, one of the largest property developers in Hong Kong, continues betting on the cryptocurrency industry by investing in Swiss crypto outfit Sygnum. Sygnum officially announced Thursday that it closed a $90 million Series B round led by Sun Hung Kai, a real estate giant and alternative investment firm in Hong Kong. According
The major US indices closed the new near session lows. The declines were across the board today as the overall market reacted to the idea that the Fed would look to run down its balance sheet in addition to increasing the taper, and starting to tighten. The Dow industrial average closed at record levels on
Dollar smile, anyone? The hawkish Fed tone from yesterday is helping to pin down risk assets and the dollar is extending gains against the commodity currencies for the most part today. AUD/USD is down 0.9% to 0.7157 as price looks towards 0.7100 next: Meanwhile, we’re also seeing EUR/USD fall to a low of 1.1285 on
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Gold prices were little changed on Thursday, as a surge in U.S. Treasury yields following hawkish meeting minutes released by the Federal Reserve offset the precious metal’s safe-haven demand amid rising cases of the Omicron coronavirus variant. FUNDAMENTALS * Spot gold was little changed at $1,810.59 per ounce by 0142 GMT. U.S. gold futures fell
USD/JPY remains on the back foot around intraday low. RSI pullback from overbought region adds to the bearish bias. November’s top lure short-term sellers, 11-week-old resistance line challenge buyers. USD/JPY stays pressured around 115.85 while printing the biggest daily losses since mid-December during early Thursday. The yen pair’s latest weakness could be linked to the
The forex markets turn quiet in Asian session today. While DOW surged to new record high overnight, S&P 500 and NASDAQ closed slower. Asian markets are also mixed. Investors are holding their bets for now, awaiting FOMC minutes and, more importantly, US non-farm payrolls later in the week. For now, Yen remains overwhelmingly the worst
GBPUSD is back down testing its 100 day moving average When the GBPUSD moved above its 100 day moving average earlier today, and showed some further upside momentum toward the next target near 1.3600, the risk level was reestablished at the broken 100 day MA at 1.35543. Well… With the FOMC minutes showing the Fed
The market reaction to the FOMC minutes has been a classic hawkish response. Talk about the balance sheet shrinking and a high comfort level with hiking soon have pushed odds of a March hike to 80%. The dollar has rallied, yields are up and stocks are down in the aftermath. I’m always wary of the
New Delhi: Gold in the national Capital on Wednesday jumped Rs 154 to Rs 46,969 per 10 grams amid a rally in international precious metal prices, according to HDFC Securities. In the previous trade, the precious metal settled at Rs 46,815 per 10 grams. Silver also rallied Rs 352 to Rs 60,725 per kg, from
USD/TRY adds to Tuesday’s gains well above 13.00. The lira loses further ground after a positive start of the year. Focus remains on the next CBRT event later in the month. The Turkish lira accelerates losses and pushes USD/TRY to new 2-day highs in the 13.60 region midweek. USD/TRY stronger after Turkey’s CPI USD/TRY posts