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The jam-packed calendars for economic data and political events mean it is going to be a very busy week in the financial markets, perhaps the busiest of the year so far. This implies that the focus will be short-term with the longer-term themes likely to take a back seat. But the busy week has started

The mood in financial markets is relatively upbeat at the start of a very busy week, as investors shrug off the G7 meeting that didn’t exactly go to plan as President Donald Trump rejected the prepared communique and left early. …read more From:: Resource Investor

E-mini S&P 500 (September) Last week’s close (Friday, June 8): Settled at 2682.50, up 6.50 on Friday and up 44.25 on the week …read more From:: Resource Investor

Tuesday’s Core CPI read may not be the event you pay admission for in a week highlighted by a trio of central bank policy meetings and a historic Summit between President Donald Trump and North Korean dictator Kim Jung Un, but it begs to set the tone. In fact, Wednesday’s FOMC Meeting encourages a stronger

A funny thing happened on the road to Singapore. The Group of 7 joint communique was agreed to by all nations until the Prime Minister of Canada Justin Trudeau made a statement after President Trump was on the plane going to try to rid the world of the North Korean regime’s nuclear weapons and said