Gold prices see a slight increase, stabilizing at around $2,650 following subpar US ADP employment data.

Dollar Tree came out with quarterly earnings of $1.12 per share.

Futures are higher following yesterday’s geopolitical events in France and S. Korea - which ironically highlight the stable exceptionalism of the US and its markets.

The two biggest movers in the FX market on Wednesday have been the Yen and the Australian Dollar, both of which have come under a good amount of pressure.

EUR/GBP remains on tenterhooks below 0.8500 as traders brace for high volatility ahead of French no-confidence vote. Traders see ECB interest rates heading to 1.75% by the end of 2025. BoE Bailey said he sees four interest rate cuts next year.

All eyes today are on the French and South Korean markets as both countries face political instability.

Foot Locker, Inc. reported a slight decline in total sales in the third quarter of 2024, falling 1.4% year-over-year to $1.96 billion.

As expected, the EUR/USD will remain stable in narrow ranges with a bearish bias until the US jobs figures are announced.

After surging 233k higher in October (the biggest jump since July 2023), expectations were for a slowdown in job additions in November to +150k.

PANW is currently in Minute wave {iii} of an impulsive wave 3, with expectations for continued upside movement.

The technical picture has become considerably more bearish, with the price plunging over the past day to a new 4-month low on Trump’s BRICS tariff threat and disappointing Australian GDP data, making further rate cuts more likely.

The numbers for U.S. stock market dividends were bearish in November 2024.

Australia’s economy expanded by 0.3% in the third quarter. Market participants increased the likelihood of an RBA rate cut in April from 73% to 96%. Job vacancies in the US increased to 7.74 million.

Solaris Energy Infrastructure shows strong technical indicators with 100% buy signals, a 148.88 Weighted Alpha, and a 179.81% gain in the last year.

AUD/USD plummets to near 0.6400 as the Australian Dollar weakens after slower-than-expected Australian Q3 GDP growth.

Solana started a fresh increase from the $215 zone. SOL price is rising and might aim for a move above the $240 and $250 resistance levels.

The US dollar pulled back just a bit during the early hours of Tuesday, only to find support at the 1.40 level. At this juncture, it does look like we are grinding even higher and perhaps trying to take out the 1.41 level.

The Canadian government’s plan to constrain population growth by reducing immigration over the next few years is designed to relieve demand pressure on key services like housing, education, and healthcare.

Robust wage growth will further drive Czech household spending, prompting policymakers to consider both increased consumption and more relaxed budgetary constraints.

The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget has a nice interactive site that lets you adjust exemptions and set tax rates.