Live Updates

    24 October 2025
    The Euro remains steady, trading flat around 1.16 against the Dollar

    The Euro remains stable around 1.16 against the Dollar amid mixed economic data. With conflicting manufacturing reports and political uncertainty in France, volatility trading strategies are advised ahead of the ECB meeting. – vtmarketsmy.com

    24 October 2025
    Carsten Fritsch of Commerzbank says Russia is still finding buyers for its oil exports.

    Russian oil exports hit a peak of 3.82 million barrels per day due to ongoing drone attacks, while Kazakhstan experiences minimal production dips. Market volatility remains, suggesting strategic trading opportunities. – vtmarketsmy.com

    24 October 2025
    After trade talks end, President Trump’s decisions cause slight depreciation in the Canadian Dollar, according to Scotiabank strategists.

    The Canadian Dollar is softening due to halted trade talks with the US, raising chances for a Bank of Canada rate cut. Market reactions remain muted, signaling cautious trading strategies ahead. – vtmarketsmy.com

    24 October 2025
    S&P Global Composite PMI rises to 54.8, signaling healthy growth in the US private sector

    In October, US business activity surged, with the S&P Global Composite PMI reaching 54.8, indicating strong growth. The robust data has implications for Fed policy and market volatility, especially for the dollar. – vtmarketsmy.com

    24 October 2025
    Consumer Expectations Index for Michigan falls short of predictions at 50.3

    Michigan’s Consumer Expectations Index dropped to 50.3, indicating weakening household confidence, while the Dow hit new highs amid lower inflation. Gold prices surged, driven by expectations of interest rate cuts as Bitcoin adoption rises. – vtmarketsmy.com

    24 October 2025
    American consumers’ one-year inflation expectations align with forecasts at 4.6%

    U.S. inflation expectations hold at 4.6%, fostering cautious investor sentiment. The Dow hits record highs amid rate cut speculation, while gold rebounds and cryptocurrencies gain traction in a mixed economic landscape. – vtmarketsmy.com

    24 October 2025
    Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index for the United States registers at 53.6, falling short of the expected 55

    The Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index fell to 53.6, signaling economic softening. Meanwhile, gold prices rise on rate cut expectations, with markets eyeing significant volatility ahead of Federal Reserve decisions. – vtmarketsmy.com

    24 October 2025
    In October, the five-year consumer inflation expectation for the US exceeded predictions at 3.9%

    October’s inflation expectations surprised at 3.9%, complicating Fed rate decisions. Markets reacted with volatility; gold fluctuated, the dollar strengthened, and Bitcoin surged above $111,000 amid institutional adoption. – vtmarketsmy.com

    24 October 2025
    S&P Global Manufacturing PMI for the United States exceeds expectations at 52.2

    The US manufacturing PMI is 52.2, hinting at growth amid rate cut expectations. Meanwhile, the Dow soars, gold prices rise, and Bitcoin exceeds $111,000 as institutional interest grows. – vtmarketsmy.com

    24 October 2025
    S&P Global Composite PMI in the United States increases to 54.8 from 53.9

    The US S&P Global Composite PMI rose to 54.8 in October, signaling strong economic growth. Despite positive indicators, markets anticipate possible Federal Reserve rate cuts, creating volatility across equities, currencies, and commodities. – vtmarketsmy.com

    Back To Top
    server

    Hello there 👋

    How can I help you?

    Chat with our team instantly

    Live Chat

    Start a live conversation through...

    • Telegram
      hold On hold
    • Coming Soon...

    Hello there 👋

    How can I help you?

    telegram

    Scan the QR code with your smartphone to start a chat with us, or click here.

    Don’t have the Telegram App or Desktop installed? Use Web Telegram instead.

    QR code