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Forex Signals Brief Feb 17: RBA and RBNZ Rate Cuts – UK and Canada Inflation

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This week the RBA and RBNZ are expected to cut interest rates, with CPI and PMI data also on schedule, but tariff, talk will set the sentiment.

The RBNZ is expected to cut rates by 50 bps this week

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Relentless Meta Stock Rally Continues with AI Robots on the Way

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The Meta Platforms company is looking to get into the AI humanoid robot industry, while the Meta stock gained another 3% this week, rallying 900% since October 2022.

META Weekly Chart

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Dell Stock 5% Up After $5B AI Deal with Elon Musk’s xAI, Proving Morgan Stanley Wrong

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The Dell stock jumped around 5% higher today, after comments suggesting a major deal with Elon Musk’s xAi company on AI servers.

Dell is coming back to life

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Tesla Stock Backs Down After Soft US Retail Sales, Meta Doesn’t Stop

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The Tesla stock opened with a gap higher today, but has reversed and is down now, while the Meta stock continues to make gains and remain on a winning streak. Continue reading “Tesla Stock Backs Down After Soft US Retail Sales, Meta Doesn’t Stop” →

Forex Signals Brief Feb 14: Eurozone GDP, US Retail Sales Close the Week

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Given the news of tariff announcements and hotter-than-expected PPI data, one might have expected the US dollar to strengthen—but instead, it weakened. The headline PPI report appeared strong, but a closer look at the components suggested that core PCE, the Fed’s preferred inflation metric, is likely to decline. Markets interpreted this as a dovish signal, causing Treasury yields to give up all of yesterday’s CPI-driven gains.

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GameStop Stock Soars 12% after BTC Investment Speculation

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GameStop stock has popped higher after markets closed, on rumours that the company will invest on Bitcoin, showing more excitement than BTC.

GameStop stock is soaring in afterhours trading

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Tesla Stock and Airbnb Jump 15% As Earnings Increase

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The Airbnb stock has jumped higher after the close after beating earnings estimates, despite soft Q1 projection, while the Tesla stock is also up by 15% in the last two days.

Airbnb shares surged 20% after Q4 earnings

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Mercedes, Porsche, VW Stock Lead Dax 40 to Record Highs on Ukraine Peace Talks

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The Dax 40 index gained another 1% today, as it kept marching higher, while the UK FTSE 100 dived 1.5% lower after a soft UK GDP report.

Nothing can stop the German index Dax 40 in 2025

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Forex Signals Brief Feb 13: More Inflation Data and Tariff Talk

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 Today we have more inflation reports from several countries and the usual trade tariff talk, which will drive markets around, on top of the UK GDP data.

Today we get the January US PPI inflation after yesterday's CPI data

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15% Crash in Reddit Stock (RDDT) on Lower Google Search, Despite Higher Revenue

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The Reddit (RDDT) stock fell 15% lower in after-hours, following the release of earnings reports, which indicated slower growth from the Google Search engine.

Reddit shares have tumbled below $200

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