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US Open: Friday PCE Test for a Market Priced to Cut
US futures come into the cash open firm, with the S&P sitting near the highs, the dollar still heavy and gold holding bid. The charts are clear: the market is still trading a “Fed can cut without losing the inflation fight” story. That gets tested at 10:00 ET / 15:00 UK with the first PCE
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Market Overview: Fed Cuts and Global Trends
This morning in one glance The story is simple: the market is already trading the Fed cut. Today’s data either rubber-stamps that idea or gives the dollar a short-term lifeline. 1. Tape in 60 seconds Asia was mixed overnight. Japan’s Nikkei gave back the week’s gains, down around 1.3 percent as investors price a Bank
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Morning Pulse – Thursday 4 December 2025
Asia mixed, dollar catches its breath, metals still running hot Today in one look 1. Yesterday on the tape – what actually happened U.S. data came in soft: private payrolls saw their biggest drop in a couple of years and services employment cooled. That was enough for the market to lean harder into a rate
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Gold Prices Near $4200: Key Insights for Traders
Gold at 4,200 – This Week in One Glance Gold is holding around 4,200 on the 4-hour chart after a sharp run from the 3,900 area, consolidating just under the 4,270 swing high. A recent Goldman Sachs survey of institutional clients shows most expect higher prices into 2026, with a large camp looking for levels
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Europe’s Defence Boom: Trade the Noise or Own the Theme?
Europe’s aerospace and defence sector didn’t just have a good year in 2024 – it locked in a structural shift. Industry group ASD says 2024 turnover jumped 10.1% to €325.7 billion (around $378 billion), with defence up 13.8% to €183.4 billion and direct employment at a record 1.1 million people. Those numbers are for 2024,
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Cash ISA Cut: Do You Really Have To Become an Investor Now?
If you’re under 65, the Chancellor has basically sent you a message: “You can still save. But I’d really like you to invest.” From April 2027, the cash ISA allowance drops from £20,000 to £12,000 for under-65s.The overall ISA allowance stays at £20,000.The stocks & shares ISA allowance stays at £20,000. On top of that,
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Old-School Investing: Lessons for Modern Traders
Before apps, watchlists and one-click trading, getting into the market was a bit of a mission. You didn’t “open an account in five minutes”.You phoned a human being, paid chunky fees, and waited days to find out what price you actually got. For most people, investing wasn’t a side hobby you did on your lunch
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Why Use TradingView as Your Main Trading Screen?
Most traders already know TradingView as “that nice free charting site”. You open it for clean charts, indicators, and ideas…then you jump back to your broker, exchange, or spread-betting platform to actually place the trade. It works, sort of. But it also means: This post is about a simple question: Does it make sense to
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Impact of Black Friday on Stock Investments
Today the shops are full, the carts are loaded, and the headlines are all “Black Friday record!” or “Consumer finally tapped out!”. The real question for us is simpler: Does all this shopping actually move the stocks we invest in – and should we be trading it, investing around it, or firing up a CFD
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Robinhood vs Trading 212 (UK)
What I’d Tell You If You Asked Me Over Pint Robinhood landed in the UK with its glossy US story and “no FX fees” marketing. Trading 212 has been quietly building a base of UK investors for years. I’ve used both: On top of that, I’ve spent nearly a decade working with and around online
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