USDCAD tests 100-day moving average after rallying to last week's high
USDCAD rose to test the 100-day moving average at 1.39140, driven by a stronger USD and higher US yields after hawkish comments from Fed Chair Warsh.
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USDCAD rose to test the 100-day moving average at 1.39140, driven by a stronger USD and higher US yields after hawkish comments from Fed Chair Warsh.
A preliminary benchmark revision to non-farm payrolls removed 79,000 jobs, contrary to expectations of a gain.
Capital B raised €21M from Adam Back and TOBAM and said the funds could buy 270 more bitcoin, bringing its holdings to roughly 3,415 BTC.
US stocks reversed course and dropped to day's lows after absorbing a hawkish message, with the S&P 500 falling 21 points to 7709.
Goolsbee agrees inflation is the main issue and backs steady rates at July FOMC.
USDJPY broke above its 100-day MA and 160.00, reaching 160.15, backed by hawkish Fed comments and rising US yields.
Walmart's 1970 IPO returned 3,885,000% due to stock splits, showing SpaceX and Anthropic buyers that long-term holding and splits matter.
EURUSD tumbled on hawkish Fed rhetoric, probing a crucial support cluster between 1.1587 and 1.1594 as yields and the dollar rallied.
European indices rose with CAC 40 up 0.98% halving weekly losses. Fed's Warsh hawkish tone kept U.S. markets mixed.
Bitcoin dropped to $78,630 then recovered to $79,474 after Fed Chair Warsh's inflation comments.