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As we enter Monday, 8 June 2026, the main theme in FX has shifted from “waiting for direction before NFP” to “repricing the Fed after a strong jobs report.” Last Fridays US May non-farm payrolls came
In a competitive brokerage landscape, growth is often measured by the number of new clients acquired. While acquisition is important, it is only one part of the equation. Long-term success is more acc
Asian technology stocks fell sharply on Monday as investor sentiment toward AI-related companies weakened following a major sell-off in U.S. technology stocks, as the Nasdaq lost more than 4.5% last w
Key Takeaways:US dollar strengthens sharply after stronger-than-expected Nonfarm Payrolls dataResilient labor market supports higher Treasury yieldsFed officials signal concern over persistent inflati
Week Ahead: Strong NFP Crushes Rate Cut Hopes; Equities Tumble as Yields Rise US Dollar, US Indices, Precious Metals Cryptocurrencies OutlookGlobal markets are facing severe headwinds heading into Mo
Last Friday, strong growth in Mays US non farm payroll data once again boosted market expectations for the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates this year. The US dollar index rose almost straight a
Global Market Overview | June 2026According to ETO Markets analysis, global markets are repricing the balance between resilient US employment, softer wage pressure, weaker technology sentiment, and fa
EBENE, MAURITIUS, June 5, 2026 - PU Prime, a global multi-licensed online brokerage, has announced the expansion of its MetaTrader 5 platform by introducing 39 new US stock and ETF contracts for diffe
/[Figure 1: Illustration of U.S. President Donald Trump]U.S. President Donald Trump once again inserted himself into monetary policy discussions ahead of Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Wallers first FOM
Market OverviewU.S. markets endured a sharp selloff after the May Nonfarm Payrolls report showed 172,000 jobs added, nearly double market expectations, reigniting fears of further monetary tightening.
MARKET ANALYSISUSDJPYUSD/JPY intraday: bullish bias above 160.00.Pivot:160.00Our preference:Long positions above 160.00 with targets at 160.50 160.70 in extension.Alternative scenario:Below 160.00 lo
MARKET ANALYSISUSDJPYUSD/JPY intraday: bullish bias above 160.00.Pivot:160.00Our preference:Long positions above 160.00 with targets at 160.50 160.70 in extension.Alternative scenario:Below 160.00 lo
MARKET ANALYSISUSDJPYUSD/JPY intraday: bullish bias above 160.00.Pivot:160.00Our preference:Long positions above 160.00 with targets at 160.50 160.70 in extension.Alternative scenario:Below 160.00 lo
U.S. Non-Farm Employment Exceeds ExpectationsU.S. non-farm payrolls data for May came in significantly stronger than market expectations, with employment increasing by 172k, well above forecasts of ar
US non-farm payroll data for May came in significantly stronger than market expectations. The economy added 172,000 jobs during the month, far exceeding forecasts of 85,000, while March and April payr
Key TakeawaysDow Jones outperforms as investors rotate from growth stocks into value oriented sectors.The AI-driven rally is facing a new test, with Broadcoms results triggering concerns about technol
NFP Set to Drive Fed Policy Outlook; US Equities on Sector RotationUS Dollar, Dollar Pairs, Gold Nasdaq OutlookTodays absolute focal point is the upcoming US Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP) report. The marke
Many traders spend hours searching for the perfect entry point, but experienced market participants understand that long-term success often depends more on risk management than market predictions.Succ
Global forex markets remain focused on economic data releases and central bank expectations as traders position themselves ahead of key market-moving events.💵 US Dollar (USD) continued to attract att
Key Takeaways:AI remained the dominant investment theme globally.Technology and semiconductor stocks drove most equity market gains.Asian markets significantly outperformed, led by South Korea and Jap
