Rising interest rates stem from growth or inflation. Growth boosts stocks, while inflation hurts them. Understanding these dynamics is key for market predictions and navigating investment strategies effectively. – vtmarketsmy.com
Canadian portfolio investment in foreign securities plummeted to $15.63 billion in March from $27.15 billion, signaling potential market shifts and emphasizing the need for careful investment strategy amidst changing global conditions. – vtmarketsmy.com
South Korea hints at a post-deadline trade deal with the US, focusing on auto and steel sectors. Political elections may delay momentum, but strategic discussions are on track for mid-June. – vtmarketsmy.com
In April, US building permits plummeted, impacting construction. The strong Dollar affected forex and gold prices, while Ethereum surged post-upgrade. Traders should anticipate volatility amidst shifting economic signals. – vtmarketsmy.com
In March, the Eurozone’s trade balance surged to €36.8 billion, driven by a 2.9% rise in exports, highlighting growing competitiveness amidst solid external demand. Stay alert for potential trade opportunities! – vtmarketsmy.com
USD/CAD hovers around 1.3960, lacking direction amidst mixed economic signals. Canadian manufacturing struggles and rising unemployment raise odds of a Bank of Canada rate cut, impacting the Loonie’s performance. – vtmarketsmy.com
European stocks are faltering, especially LVMH, which has dropped 20% in 2025. As luxury struggles, US tech stocks like Nvidia shine, shifting market dynamics. Adapt your strategies accordingly! – vtmarketsmy.com
EUR/USD remains steady around 1.12 amid mixed U.S. economic signals and a cautious outlook from central banks. Ethereum surges, while gold slips. Traders brace for potential volatility in FX markets. – vtmarketsmy.com
South Korea’s trade chief seeks a US tariff exemption, stirring global trade tensions. Without a clear response, uncertainty looms for exporters, especially tech sectors, impacting pricing strategies and hedging. – vtmarketsmy.com
The Canadian Dollar remains steady against the USD at 1.3970, influenced by yield spreads and oil prices. Limited domestic data looms, while attention turns to Governor Macklem’s G7 speech next week. – vtmarketsmy.com
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