It has been a quiet morning in regards to North American markets as the economic calendar was mostly blasé thanks to no US news being released and only the
The second half of the North American trading session wasn’t as exuberant as the first half as early stock market gains turned lower in late trade and the
It was an odd day in North American trade that saw a variety of trading instruments perform daring feats of acrobatics as they jumped, fell, and sometimes did both before the day was through.
The last 24 hours have been a pretty volatile mix in world markets as GDP releases and central bank meetings have helped frame the agenda of currency values.
There has been very little action in the currency world at the start of the new week as most of the major currency pairs are lacking in the headline grabbing department.
The North American trading day has been a perfect example of the recent craziness involved in equity and commodity markets as Dow and S&P are trying to gain back their Friday losses and WTI is finding even more strength as we start the week.
