Markets opened with a strong tailwind, driven by the latest CPI data showing inflation in line with expectations, bolstering investor confidence.

After opening the day on a negative note, Indian share markets continued the momentum as the session progressed and ended the day weak.

With a price of more than 5x book value, U.S. stocks are the most overvalued since the tech-mania top in March 2020.

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So far this week, the FX markets have continued to head in the same direction of dollar strength following last week’s US election results.

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We got a Bitcoin dive that was neatly reversed, and Nasdaq leading breakdown below the second support line presented, while S&P 500 more or less remained relatively stronger.

Salesforce appears to be in minor wave 3, with a bullish impulsive structure developing.

For the third consecutive day, gold prices have been declining, with losses extending to the support level of $2590 per ounce, the lowest price in a month and a half.

The US Dollar trades in positive territory for a fourth consecutive trading day on Wednesday.

Australian wage growth slowed to a near two-year low of 3.5% in the third quarter, missing estimates of 3.6%.

The total value of goods exchanged between the U.S. and China rose in September 2024.

Investors and traders are focused on the US CPI inflation report for the month of October which is due to be released later in the day.

The EUR/USD exchange rate continued its strong sell-off as the US dollar index surge gained momentum.

The greenback remains mostly within yesterday's ranges. All but a few emerging market currencies are trading with a firmer bias.

In a twist that few saw coming, Donald Trump clinched a comeback victory, reigniting his signature style and policy focus in the White House.

The Euro is fairly close to the bottom of an overall consolidation area that we have been in for a while.

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