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Stocks are rising further on hopes that a line has been drawn under the banking crisis, for now. Even US regional lenders are rising.

Futures reverse earlier losses and point to a flat open as investors weigh up central bank support and UBS buying Credit Suisse. Regional US banks are remain in focus.

Stocks pare yesterday's rally after big US banks prop up First Republic Bank. Nasdaq is set to gain over 5% this week. US Michigan confidence is due shortly.

US stocks are set to open higher after headline inflation cooled in line with forecasts but core inflation was hotter than expected.

In the wake of the implosion of SVB, traders are dialing down their expectations for Fed hawkishness next week...

Futures etase earlier losses after US jobless claims rise y more than expected in a case of bad news is good news for stocks.

Weighing the data and our internal models, the leading indicators point to a slightly above expectation reading in this month’s NFP report - see why!

Investors lick their wounds after yesterday's steep selloff and as investors look ahead to Powell's second testimony. ADP payrolls rise by more than expected.

The ECB had already planned a half-point rate move in March, and these stronger readings are likely to bolster officials who say that more big moves are needed beyond that to get inflation under control.

Stocks rise after steep losses last week. Stocks are heading for a 2% drop across the month as the markets price in higher interest rates for longer.

US stocks tumble after hotter than expected inflation fuels hawkish Fed bets. USD rallies and Gold tumbles.

Stocks edge higher after steep losses yesterday as the markets fretted that the Fed could raise rates higher for longer. Will the Fed minutes fuel those fears or will they be considered outdated given the strong data came in after the Fed's February meeting?

The just-released Consumer Price Index (CPI) in Canada rose 5.9% year-over-year in January...what does that mean for USD/CAD?

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US stocks fall as hawkish Fed fears are re-ignited following a week of stronger than forecast data and hawkish Fed comments.

Talk of a 50bp Fed hike in March saw the dollar extend its lead late in the US session, and maintain its trajectory during Asian trade.

PPI rose by more than expected and jobless claims unexpectedly fell. The data points to a more hawkish Federal Reserve and higher rates for longer.