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EUR/USD clings to the 1.1600 mark posting modest gains of over 0.15% on Monday as the Greenback tumbles following hawkish remarks by Kazuo Ueda, Bank of Japan Governor. A light economic docket in both sides of the Atlantic boosted the Euro’s prospects.
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Breman: Recent rate cuts will improve growth in New Zealand
- It is important for RBNZ to have a strong global network
- Ideally would want less substantial swings in house prices over time
- Will discuss being more transparent around how members vote
Nothing groundbreaking here but NZD is a tad lower to start the day.
This article was written by Adam Button at investinglive.com.
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MongoDB stock jumps 15% on earnings and revenue beat, strong guidance
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New Zealand Terms of Trade Index below forecasts (0.3%) in 3Q: Actual (-2.1%)
New Zealand Terms of Trade Index below forecasts (0.3%) in 3Q: Actual (-2.1%) -
New Zealand Q3 terms of trade Q/Q -2.1% vs +0.5% expected
- Prior was +4.1%
- Export volumes +3.4% vs -3.7% prior
- Import prices +0.5% vs +1.0% expected
- Export prices -1.6% vs +0.9% expected
That’s good news on import prices as it will keep the pressure off the RBNZ, which is expected to remain sidelined until next Sept, when the market begins to see a chance of rate hikes.
This article was written by Adam Button at investinglive.com.
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New Zealand and Australian data highlights the Asia-Pacific calendar
Happy Tuesday as we kick off Asia-Pacific trading. Eamonn is away today and tomorrow so I will be sitting in. I was in London last week at the Finance Magnates London Summit and met up with loads of traders and had a great time. I also got to hear about a few new products that I’m looking forward to checking out.
Thankfully, today’s Asia-Pacific calendar will let me ease into it. New Zealand terms of trader data for Q3 are due at 2145 GMT and expected to rise 0.5% with import and export prices both perking up.
Then at 0030 GMT, the focus flips to Australia for October building approvals and Q3 current account data. Neither is likely to be a market mover.
In terms of central bank speakers, we’re getting some RBNZ talk crossing at the moment but there is little else coming up.
This article was written by Adam Button at investinglive.com.
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Major US stock indices snap their 5-day win streak
The 3 major US stock indices are closing lower on the day. The declines were led by the Dow 30 with a decline of 0.89% with Merck, Amgen and McDonalds all posting declines between 2% and 3%.
A snapshot of the closing levels shows:
- Dow industrial average -427.06 or -0.9% at 47289.36.
- S&P -36.44 points or -0.53% at 6812.65..
- NASDAQ index -89.76 points or -0.38% at 23275.92
The small-cap Russell 2000 index was the worst performer with a decline -31.30 point or -1.25% at 2469.12.
Some big losers today includes:
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Moderna (MRNA): 24.18, down 1.80 (-6.92%)
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Shopify (SHOP): 149.25, down 9.39 (-5.92%)
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Grayscale Bitcoin (GBTC): 66.92, down 4.09 (-5.76%)
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Trump Media & Tech (DJT): 10.96, down 0.58 (-5.03%)
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Northrop Grumman (NOC): 545.66, down 24.28 (-4.26%)
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ARK Genomic Revolution (ARKG): 29.87, down 1.33 (-4.25%)
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Broadcom (AVGO): 386.08, down 16.88 (-4.19%)
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Robinhood (HOOD): 123.24, down 5.25 (-4.09%)
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RTX Corp (RTX): 168.08, down 6.83 (-3.90%)
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Block (XYZ): 64.38, down 2.42 (-3.62%)
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First Solar (FSLR): 263.57, down 9.35 (-3.43%)
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Lockheed Martin (LMT): 439.29, down 15.09 (-3.32%)
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Strategy (MSTR): 171.42, down 5.76 (-3.25%)
Some winners today include:
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Nebius NV (NBIS): 100.15 | +5.28 | +5.57%
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Synopsys (SNPS): 438.32 | +20.31 | +4.86%
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Alibaba ADR (BABA): 164.27 | +6.97 | +4.43%
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Celsius (CELH): 42.63 | +1.69 | +4.12%
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DoorDash (DASH): 205.73 | +7.36 | +3.71%
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Whirlpool (WHR): 79.48 | +2.13 | +2.75%
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ASML ADR (ASML): 1,087.99 | +27.99 | +2.64%
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Tapestry (TPR): 112.10 | +2.82 | +2.58%
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Walt Disney (DIS): 106.77 | +2.30 | +2.20%
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Macy’s Inc (M): 22.83 | +0.47 | +2.10%
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Nike (NKE): 65.45 | +1.23 | +1.92%
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NVIDIA (NVDA): 180.00 | +3.00 | +1.69%
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Micron (MU): 240.46 | +3.98 | +1.68%
This article was written by Greg Michalowski at investinglive.com.
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US to lower tariffs on South Korean autos to 15% effective Nov 1
- Tariffs on autos to be lowered effective Nov 1
- Will also remove tariffs on South Korean airplane parts, match reciprocal tariffs to those on Japan and EU
That’s good news for South Korea.
This article was written by Adam Button at investinglive.com.
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Meta’s Instagram orders employees back to the office 5 days a week
The RTO policy only applies to Instagram and not to Meta’s other family of apps, like Facebook and WhatsApp. -
RBNZ Gov Breman: Key focus is to stay laser focused on core mandate
- More to be done to imrprove RBNZ transparency
There is a small chance of cut priced in for New Zealand over the next few months but that flips to a 50% chance of a hike next September.
This article was written by Adam Button at investinglive.com.
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