Tag: US economic indicators
US Personal Income Rises 0.6% in October, Core PCE Inflation Reaches 2.8% Year-Over-Year
In October, personal income in the United States increased by 0.6% compared to the previous month, surpassing the expected 0.3% rise. This growth amounted...
US 100 Index Rally Stalls: What’s Next for Traders?
The US 100 index is currently trading sideways, just below its all-time high, as it grapples with the August 5, 2024 trendline. Market sentiment...
US Equity Market Update: Loss of Shine | Forexlive
The buzz surrounding the recent election has dimmed as uncertainty looms over tariffs and high P/E ratios in the US equity market. After an...
US Durable Goods Orders Decline in September, Ex-Transport Orders Increase – Action Forex
US durable goods orders in the United States experienced a slight decline of 0.8% month-over-month in September, amounting to USD 284.8 billion. Although this...
US Economy Performance and Inflation Outlook by Fed’s Bostic | Forexlive
The US economy's performance and inflation outlook were discussed by Fed's Bostic in a recent update. Bostic emphasized the importance of considering the risks...
US Services Sector Sees Growth Surge in September – Action Forex
The US services sector experienced a significant surge in growth during the month of September, according to the latest ISM Services index. The index...
Comparison of German Inflation and US Economic Data: Impact on Forex Trading
German Inflation Slows More Than ExpectedGerman inflation data has raised concerns as it showed a greater slowdown than anticipated. According to a preliminary estimate...
EUR/USD Reaches One-Year High Amid US Employment Concerns
EUR/USD Surges to One-Year High Amid US Employment ConcernsThe EUR/USD currency pair has reached a one-year high as concerns over the US employment situation...
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HSBC: Top FX Bank in APAC for FX Markets
In the world of FX trading in Asia-Pacific (Apac), things are really heating up with volumes skyrocketing due to increased volatility. HSBC, a major...
