Daily Market Commentary 8th November 2024
Markets calmed after the excitement of the Federal US Elections and began to contemplate the economic and foreign policies that will impact markets over the
Markets calmed after the excitement of the Federal US Elections and began to contemplate the economic and foreign policies that will impact markets over the
A ‘Huge’ night in the USA, with President Trump winning the Presidency, once again! This was celebrated by markets with a rally in equities not
Markets await the outcome of the US Presidential Election, seemingly calmly, as equities rally, and the US Dollar drifts lower. The RBA left rates unchanged,
Markets are nervous awaiting a monumental Tuesday, including the US Election, the RBA Meeting, Guy Fawkes and the Melbourne Cup. Australian markets will be focused
Markets closed out the week strongly, with equities on the rise, heading into what promises to be one of the most dramatic weeks of the
A slew of global economic data influenced market direction, with the UK budget dominating markets there. The Budget was the first of the new Labour
Markets were nervously trading sideways overnight, as equities tread ground, near record highs. US Bond Yields remain elevated, supporting a strong US Dollar, confirming the
Markets opened the new week strongly, with US markets operating in a pre-election operating mode. The US Presidential Election will probably drive market speculation over
Markets closed out the last week on a nervous note, with many balls in the air, although the tech-heavy NASDAQ closed at record highs. The
The BRICS Summit in Kazan Russia has the potential to impact markets more than many expect, overshadowing G7, IMF and even the current wars in
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