Daily Market Analysis

European stock markets traded mixed early Thursday, with strong industrial data supporting the German market while the Bank of England kept monetary policy unchanged, offering up a more pessimistic outlook.

Asian equity markets traded mixed amid a lack of fresh catalysts and with the region failing to take advantage of the mild tailwinds from Wall Street.

The risk of a second wave of coronavirus is more likely to put pressure on rates. Risky assets are supported by fiscal and monetary stimulus.

In the United States, the economy was contracted by (worst-ever) 32.9% in the second quarter in 2020, crushed by COVID-19 lockdowns in 2nd quarter.

Gold is waiting to see what the US Fed says. And then... see the article to know, what's then.

The pair slightly contracted after reaching the highest level since 2018. What’s next?

GBP/USD seems to be bouncing downwards. Where will that end?

The USD is losing its grip on the South African rand. Until when?

What happened? Gold was just above $1 800, now - back down below?

OPEC+ will have a meeting this week. What are we to expect?

What do we have for the Netflix stock in the store? Here is an interesting observation.

This stock is flying. What the landing will look like?