On Thanksgiving holiday week, the S&P 500 rose 1.7% from its previous week's close, reaching 6,849.09 by the close of trading on Friday.

A largely downbeat start to the week, with risk assets under pressure despite stepping into December off the back of the best weekly gain for global equity markets for over a month.

Gold continues to outperform after breaking free from its recent slump.

The EUR/USD outlook remains choppy near 1.1600, with an eye on HICP data.

U.S. stock futures and cryptocurrencies saw a decline, signalling a risk-averse sentiment ahead of economic reports set to be released this week.

Salesforce reports earnings on Wednesday, December 3, as the share price trades down 32% year to date, near its 52-week low, amid nervousness about potential weaknesses in its results.

Private credit, lending from nonbank financial intermediaries (NBFIs), has been on the rise.

The results so far this year, considering the drastic change in economic policies – and the erratic path to the current policy mix – are nothing short of extraordinary.

The Pound Sterling ticks lower against its major currency peers at the start of the week.

For EURUSD, the focus shifts to the latest Eurozone inflation update as markets watch how price trends evolve into year-end.

Bitcoin fell 17.28% in November, briefly dropping below $80,000 before recovering to around $90,000.

HSBC has serious doubts about OpenAI’s financial wherewithal.

The Euro hits fresh two-week highs at 1.1620, amid broad-based USD weakness.

The GBP/USD pair faces bearish pressure following the UK budget and a Supertrend shift, with technical signals pointing to a possible drop toward 1.3015 unless key data shifts sentiment.

Indian share markets are trading high today, with the Sensex trading 339 points higher, and the Nifty is trading 106 points higher.

Global markets open the week on a cautious footing, with U.S. equity futures edging lower.

This week’s data will present the last chance for markets to reconsider a December Fed cut that is now fully priced in.

​​​​​​​The Canadian dollar continues to fight back against its neighbour as price action marches lower.

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We now have the ADP four-week cumulative change in private payroll employment and BLS monthly change in private payroll employment.