In America, we will see another episode of 'trying trickle-down economics in real life'.

FCOJ closed slightly higher in consolidation trading. The market remains well supported in the longer term based on forecasts for tight supplies in Florida.

The Japanese YEN has been weak versus the US Dollar over much of the past 2 years. However, that trend could coming to an end if today’s chart pattern continues to play out.

The USD Index just invalidated its breakdown below the powerful, rising support line based on the 2011 and 2014 lows.

U.S. indices have held onto gains from Wednesday's session after President Donald Trump was re-elected in the 2024 elections.

Corn futures ended higher in reaction to Trump’s sweeping victory and the often discussed planned policy to end EV mandates.

Healthcare stocks will profit from the U.S. aging population and pay rising dividends over time.

The long-term drivers for precious metals are still there, and Trump’s win means American industries are poised to thrive. For investors, it’s a chance to get in on discounted metals and invest in sectors that match Trump’s pro-America approach.

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China’s data dump will be the key highlight to look out for in a quieter week ahead for APAC.

The 24Q3 Y/Y blended earnings growth estimate is 37.4%. If the energy sector is excluded, the growth rate for the index is 73.1%.

The appetite for US equity risk has wobbled in recent months, but on the first trading day after Trump’s election victory, the bullish signaling revived on several fronts, based on numerous sets of ETF pairs.

Initial jobless claims continued their return to normalcy this week, as they increased 3,000 to 221,000.

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

Many investors may have missed the rally and will be looking to buy on the dips, as investors expect that a Trump policy agenda favoring lower taxes and less regulation may support corporate profits.

US equity futures extended their post-election gains, as S&P futures traded near session high with both Tech and small caps outperforming as the dollar eased and yields were flat, as traders continued to map out Trump’s return to the White House.

EUR/GBP sinks back down to lows not seen since 2022 after the Bank of England decision on Thursday.

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Trump’s policies to reduce illegal immigration, raise tariffs, lower taxes, and deregulation are seen as a potential driver of growth and inflation.

After Tuesday night’s initial election results started to point to increasing odds of a Trump victory, bond yields began to rise sharply.