📈BEFORE THE BELL 🔔
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🟢Futures tied to Canada's main stock index ticked down following a record rally and a quarter point interest rate cut by the Bank of Canada this week. U.S. stock index futures were muted, taking a breather after the main indexes hit record highs in the previous session, partly lifted by Intel following Nvidia’s $5 billion stake in the chipmaker.
🟢European stock markets made small gains and were on track for a modest weekly advance.
🟢 In Japan, Nikkei flipped to a loss, while bond yields jumped to 17-year peaks after the Bank of Japan kept interest rates steady as expected, but in a split decision with two of the nine board members voting for a hike.
🟢The U.S. dollar index, meanwhile, inched higher.
🟢In commodities, oil prices dipped as demand fears overshadowed U.S. policy easing.
🟢Gold edged higher, poised for a fifth consecutive weekly gain.
🟢Investors will look to July domestic retail sales data slated for later in the day for clues on consumer economic impact.

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Nice post , you cool
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@Nahid10 Yes, remains manipulated
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Global markets taking a breather after big moves

– gold staying strong, oil pressured, and all eyes on retail sales data later today for hints on consumer demand 

@Swipe possible, but again GOLD remains strong for no reason.
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@Nahid10 in my opinion DXY started a new bullish trend.
