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Salesforce pops 5% after earnings beat, aiming for best week since 2023
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The World Cup of foreign exchange begins
The World Cup is in the USA, Canada and Mexico this year. The World Cup draw is underway now and the first three matchups drawn are:
- Mexico-Korea
- Canada-Switzerland
- USA-Australia
Those are fairly good draws for the hosts in what’s sure to be a fun summer. But while countries compete on the football pitch, they also compete in the world economy. The best way to measure that is often in the foreign exchange market.
So with that, here are the competing currencies.
We all know Canada will win the real World Cup trophy, but which is going to be the best-performing currency between now and the July 19, 2026 World Cup final?
This article was written by Adam Button at investinglive.com.
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The World Cup of foreign exchange begins
The World Cup is in the USA, Canada and Mexico this year. The World Cup draw is underway now and the first three matchups drawn are:
- Mexico-Korea
- Canada-Switzerland
- USA-Australia
Those are fairly good draws for the hosts in what’s sure to be a fun summer. But while countries compete on the football pitch, they also compete in the world economy. The best way to measure that is often in the foreign exchange market.
So with that, here are the competing currencies.
We all know Canada will win the real World Cup trophy, but which is going to be the best-performing currency between now and the July 19, 2026 World Cup final?
This article was written by Adam Button at investinglive.com.
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The Weekly Bottom Line: Fed to Play Santa, Cut Policy Rate
Canadian Highlights Canada’s job market defied expectations again in November, pushing the unemployment rate down to a 16-month low. The labour market is demonstrating some resiliency, but slack still exists, and the short-term trajectory is marked by significant uncertainty. The Bank of Canada will make their final rate announcement of the year next week. We […]
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The Weekly Bottom Line: Fed to Play Santa, Cut Policy Rate
Canadian Highlights Canada’s job market defied expectations again in November, pushing the unemployment rate down to a 16-month low. The labour market is demonstrating some resiliency, but slack still exists, and the short-term trajectory is marked by significant uncertainty. The Bank of Canada will make their final rate announcement of the year next week. We […]
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David Ellison’s hunt for WBD made David Zaslav richer — and it may not be over
Paramount is considering taking an offer straight to WBD shareholders, believing its deal has a better chance of gaining regulatory approval, sources told CNBC. -
Weekly Economic & Financial Commentary: A Split Committee and Steady Dots
Summary United States: Consumers Still Carry the Torch, but the Glow Is Fading As Powell heads into one of his four remaining meetings as Fed Chair, strength in services and lingering consumer resilience contrast with manufacturing weakness, reinforcing expectations for a December rate cut. Next week: JOLTS (Tue.), ECI (Wed.), FOMC Meeting (Wed.) International: Global […]
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Baker Hughes oil rig count +6 to 413
Recall last week, Baker Hughes oil rig count fell -12. Today they rose by half of that with a gain of 6 to 413. The natural gas rates fell -1 to 129. The total rigs for the week rose 5 to 549.
Crude oil is trading near highs for the day up $0.60 41% at $60.28. The low price reached $59.42. The high prices and $60.50. For the week, the price is up 3.11%.
This article was written by Greg Michalowski at investinglive.com.
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