This week is the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

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Now it's official. The German economy shrank by 0.3% year-on-year in 2023.

Nvidia and Meta Platforms lead the trend higher and the end of this trend would be in March 2024 for a deeper corrective pattern, but with a larger trend higher.

We’re seeing a relatively muted start to the week with US markets offline today.

During the Asian trading session, EURUSD moved in the 1.09400-1.09700 range.

Recently, the Financial Times reported that Victor Zhang, head of Chery Automobile UK, said that Chery plans to enter the British market in 2024 and complete the construction of factories in the European market by 2030.

Investors have cemented Fed easing expectations despite some hotter-than-expected US data.

The oil price is a slippery thing to predict in 2024 so far. With ever-fluctuating supply and demand, it seems to be flummoxing even the experts.

Oil prices were holding steady after strong gains last week as traders remained focused on supply concerns in the Middle East.

China 1Y MLF rates and Indonesia trade data are due today. Markets are digesting the Taiwan election results.

The USD/CAD Elliott Wave analysis suggests that the market is currently undergoing a corrective phase (C of X), with a likely zigzag structure in wave 4.

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The USD/CAD Elliott Wave analysis is offering insights into potential market movements with a focus on corrective structures.

The NYSE is closed today in remembrance of Martin Luther King Jr. King was a firm believer in peaceful resistance as a means to bring about social change, and he consistently emphasized the importance of unity and brotherhood among all people.

Asian stocks traded within a narrow range due to the absence of significant catalysts over the weekend.

The USDA released a fairly bearish WASDE report on Friday with US ending stocks for both corn and soybeans coming in above expectations.

The Pound Sterling remains muted as investors await the United Kingdom labor market data for three months ending November, which will be published on Tuesday.

Everyone got very excited last week about the US Securities and Exchange Commission approving the use of bitcoin in Exchange Traded Funds. Fantastic … but what does it all mean?

Indian share markets are trading on a positive note with the Sensex higher by 608 points, while the Nifty is trading 143 points higher.