Weak Chinese data pushes risk assets lower

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Dollar recovers as markets await PCE and Nvidia earnings

Send us Fan MailDollar rebounds ahead of key PCE inflation data. Loonie resumes slide as oil prices tumble. Wall Street turns cautious ahead of Nvidia earnings. Bitcoin emerges above 80k but pulls back.Risk Warning: Our services involve a significant risk and can result in the lo ...  Show more

Muted dollar and equity movements as investors face multiple headwinds

Send us Fan MailMiddle East tensions and US debt unease keep investors vigilant. Tariffsreturn to the spotlight, while AI concerns linger ahead of Nvidia earnings.Dollar weakness pauses, but sentiment remains bearish. Gold and bitcoinrally as US data take centre stage.Risk Warnin ...  Show more

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