S&P Global services PMI 49.2 vs 47.2 last month
Prior month 47.2Services PMI (Business Activity): 49.2 (prev. 47.2) → 6th month below 50 (contraction)
Composit ...
Sec of War Hegseth: Ceasefire is not over
Sec of War Pete Hegseth spoke on the latest from Iran. Mission focus:
Project Freedom is temporary and separate ...
Canada trade balance for March +$1.8B vs -$2.88B estimate.
prior month -$5.11B revised from -$5.74BDetails:Canada swung to a trade surplus of $1.8B in March (from a $5.1B defic ...
US international trade for March -$60.3B vs -$60.9B estimate
Prior month $-57.3BCurrent month -$60.1B vs -$83.49 last month. Estimate -$60.9BGood trade balance -$87.45BExports $3 ...
The Trading Awards: Nominations Still Open: Don’t Miss Your Window
The trading industry doesn’t reward hesitation. While some brokers have already submitted their nominations for ...
investingLive European FX news wrap: RBA hikes to 4.35% as expected, JPY slides further
AUD/USD remains stuck in a range as RBA signals a pause and US-Iran stalemate extendsUS futures keep steadier after t ...
Switzerland April CPI +0.6% vs +0.6% y/y expected
Prior +0.3%Core CPI +% y/yPrior +0.4%More to come..
This article was written by Justin Low at investinglive.com. ...
What are the main events for today?
EUROPEAN SESSIONIn the European session, the only highlight is the Swiss CPI report. Headline CPI Y/Y is expected to ...
Iran parliament speaker says US has jeopardised shipping security through Strait of Hormuz
The translated message:”The new equation of the Strait of Hormuz is in the process of being solidified. The sec ...
The Online Trading Industry Converges at iFX EXPO International 2026
The online trading industry requires reliable infrastructure and compliant operations to function effectively. iFX EX ...
investingLive Asia-Pacific FX news wrap: Awaiting the RBA, expected to hike by 25bp
Bank of Canada’s Macklem backs Fed independence ahead of Powell departureRBA set to hike to 4.35% today. NAB se ...
Australian data: March household spending +1.6% m/m (prior +0.3%)
Australian data, March 2026 household spending +1.6% m/m (prior +0.3%)+0.7% q/q+6.3% y/y (prior +4.3%)Still to come, ...