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The U.S. services sector continued its expansion for the eighth consecutive month in February, with the Services PMI® registering 53.5%, up from 52.8% in January. This indicates ongoing growth since the recovery from the pandemic-induced recession began in June 2020. The Business Activity Index was at 54.4%, slightly down from 54.5% in January, but marking the 57th month of expansion.
Novo Nordisk will sell its weight-loss drug Wegovy for $499/month to cash-paying patients, following Eli Lilly's price cuts for its obesity drug Zepbound.
Germany's parties plan a 500 billion euro infrastructure fund and borrowing rule changes, sparking market optimism to boost the economy.
Adidas forecasts higher profits this year, expecting an operating profit of €1.7-1.8 billion, driven by strong sales of retro sneakers despite conservative guidance.
German bonds fell as investors braced for a €500 billion fund for defense and infrastructure. The euro rose 0.3%, boosted by expectations of economic growth.
A U.S. court denied Elon Musk's request to block Open AI's shift to a for-profit model, ruling he didn't meet the high burden for a preliminary injunction.
The European Commission proposed borrowing €150 billion to lend to EU governments for rearmament amid concerns over U.S. protection and Russia's war in Ukraine.
Serbian opposition lawmakers threw smoke grenades and used pepper spray in parliament to support student protests, criticizing corruption and President Vucic's rule.
Bullish momentum has pushed natural gas closer to the 4.87600 price level. A rejection of this level could potentially bring the price back to lower levels, around 3.51400. If the third rejection of the 4.87600 price level occurs, it may signal bearishness for the short term. Aggressive U.S. policies regarding energy resources may play a significant role in both bullish and
Target Corporation reported a mixed performance for Q4 and full-year 2024. For Q4, the company saw a 1.5% increase in comparable sales, driven by strong digital growth (+8.7%) and categories like Toys, Electronics, and Apparel. However, Q4 EPS was $2.41, down from $2.98 in Q4 2023. Operating income for Q4 dropped 21.3%, totaling $1.5 billion. For the full year, Target's
A UK Bitcoin ATM operator was sentenced to 4 years in prison, marking the FCA's first such case.
Germany's central bank proposed a reform to lift the debt cap, potentially giving the government an extra €220B for defense and investment, amid growth concerns.
Warren Buffett called tariffs "an act of war," warning they act as a tax on goods, raising prices for consumers.
TSMC will invest $100B in U.S. manufacturing, including 3 chip plants and R&D in Arizona, creating 20,000-25,000 jobs and producing advanced AI chips.
Aramco cuts its record dividend to ease financial stress, impacting Saudi Arabia's budget deficit.
Mercedes-Benz reached a deal with its works council to offer buy-outs to staff, with compensation only if both the employee and company agree on contract termination.
U.S. manufacturing activity expanded slightly in February after 26 months of contraction, with the Manufacturing PMI® registering 50.3%, a slight drop from 50.9% in January. While the overall economy continued to expand, some key indices showed mixed results. The New Orders Index fell into contraction at 48.6%, and the Production Index showed marginal growth at 50.7%. The Prices Index surged
China will impose up to 15% tariffs on U.S. farm products like chicken, pork, soy, and beef, starting March 10, in response to Trump's tariff hike on Chinese goods.
Brazil's 10-year government bond yields hit 15.27%, offering high returns compared to other emerging markets, driven by inflation and fiscal uncertainty.
Trump orders a new trade probe into U.S. lumber imports, possibly adding tariffs on Canadian and Mexican goods, amid broader tariff actions on various imports.
Trudeau's top priority in talks with King Charles is protecting Canada's sovereignty after Trump suggested making Canada the 51st U.S. state.
The Swiss National Bank posted a record profit of 80.7B francs in 2024, boosted by strong equity markets, rising gold prices, and a stronger U.S. dollar.
U.S. Commerce Secretary Lutnick confirmed tariffs on Canada and Mexico will begin Tuesday, but President Trump will decide if they stay at the planned 25%.
Gold saw an increase in volatility, but overall volatility remains low. There are still elevated levels of uncertainty, creating opportunities for those with a bullish fundamental trading bias. Economic Calendar Analysis Volatility may occur if any geopolitical event takes place; however, elevated levels should not be expected. XAU/USD short-term forecast In the short term, gold could see a movement towards 2830.00 as market