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Fed doves, AI news fuels global optimism

Fed doves, AI news fuels global optimism

10m 24s

Markets are buzzing after fresh US data paved the way for next week’s Federal Reserve (Fed) cut. CPI was broadly in line, but soaring jobless claims – the highest in four years – kept the weakening labour market in the spotlight. The Fed is almost certain to deliver a 25bp cut, with odds of larger move fading, however, as inflation pressures in food and energy still linger. Equities cheered the prospect of easier policy, sending the S&P 500 to new highs, the US dollar index remained offered into the 50-DMA.
Across the Atlantic, the European Central Bank (ECB) held rates...

Biggest crypto hack? | Crypto Talk | Swissquote

Biggest crypto hack? | Crypto Talk | Swissquote

7m 3s

We just experienced the potentially biggest crypto hack, yet...nothing happened?

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00:47 NPM-hack
02:42 Solana
04:27 Charts
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Bulls have the upper hand into US CPI

Bulls have the upper hand into US CPI

10m 31s

Markets remain in a bullish mood after the latest US PPI report signaled easing price pressures in August. Yields slipped, the S&P 500 hit new highs, and AI stocks stole the spotlight — Oracle soared on a massive OpenAI deal, Nvidia gained on strong TSMC sales, while CoreWeave rallied nearly 17%. But not every tech name is thriving: Synopsys plunged, reminding investors that trade war risks are far from gone.
Now, all eyes turn to today’s US CPI release. A softer print could revive talk of a jumbo Fed cut, while stronger numbers may reinforce a slower pace of easing....

Gold, oil extend gains on Qatari attack, US data in focus

Gold, oil extend gains on Qatari attack, US data in focus

11m 12s

US jobs are worse than they seem, and the Federal Reserve (Fed) may have already fallen behind the curve. But will this trigger bigger or faster rate cuts? It depends on inflation. US August PPI is out today, and tomorrow we get CPI – the numbers will set the tone for US rates, the dollar and equities.
Elsewhere, tech stocks are in focus with Apple slipping post-iPhone reveal and Nebius jumping 50% on a $17.4B Microsoft AI deal. CoreWeave, Nvidia, Broadcom and Oracle also see big moves. Meanwhile, French markets shrug off another PM change, but bond spreads and Fitch’s...

European markets are rather calm after another French government collapse

European markets are rather calm after another French government collapse

10m 42s

France’s government just collapsed after a no-confidence vote — but markets barely blinked. European markets are under some pressure this morning but the euro is holding its ground. Why are investors so calm while French politics descend into gridlock? Have the risks already been priced in, or is a sudden shock still waiting around the corner, just like the UK’s mini-budget meltdown back in 2022? Time will tell.
Meanwhile in the US, weak jobs data fuel bets on aggressive Federal Reserve (Fed) cuts — maybe even 50bp in September. Stocks hover near record highs, the dollar eases and JPMorgan warns...

More Fed cuts, more OPEC supply, more political uncertainty

More Fed cuts, more OPEC supply, more political uncertainty

10m 46s

The US economy added just 22,000 jobs last month – a big miss versus expectations. The unemployment rate climbed to 4.3% and revisions showed job losses in June. Manufacturing shed another 12K jobs, hinting at deeper cracks. Markets now believe the Fed has no choice: rate cuts are coming, probably more than one, and maybe more than 50bp.
But here’s the twist – inflation is still muted, even as tariffs drive up producer prices. Will Thursday’s CPI finally reveal the pressure at the consumer level? Or will weak inflation force the Fed’s hand even further?
Meanwhile, the S&P 500 hit...

Bear trap or real correction? | Crypto Talk | Swissquote

Bear trap or real correction? | Crypto Talk | Swissquote

6m 39s

Is this a bear trap or a real correction we have to fear in the markets?

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00:49 Bitcoin
02:40 Ethereum
04:38 World Liberty Financial / Sky
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On the menu: US jobs, OPEC supply & French confidence vote

On the menu: US jobs, OPEC supply & French confidence vote

10m 22s

Markets are bracing for a decisive US jobs report that could set the stage for the Federal Reserve’s (Fed) next move. Yesterday’s weak ADP print, higher jobless claims and softer labour signals from ISM all point to a cooling jobs market—boosting risk appetite as investors bet on rate cuts. The S&P 500 climbed back near record highs, while yields slipped across the curve, with the 30-year at 4.84%. But the story doesn’t end here: weaker jobs data today could cement expectations for September cuts, while next week’s inflation release could reignite long-end selling if tariff pressures show up in CPI....

Equities, bonds down, precious metals, Bitcoin up. All eyes on US jobs data

Equities, bonds down, precious metals, Bitcoin up. All eyes on US jobs data

10m 54s

Global markets kicked off September on shaky ground. Equities and bonds sold off across the board, with US, European and Asian indices under pressure as long-term yields pushed toward multi-decade highs. Investors are demanding bigger returns for holding debt weighed down by soaring deficits, sticky inflation and political gridlock — leaving corporate valuations exposed.
But while traditional assets bled, alternative plays caught fire. Gold smashed fresh records, silver extended its rally, oil surged after Ukrainian strikes rattled Russian refining capacity and Bitcoin found strong demand on dips. The question now: is this just a rotation into havens, or the start...