Markets

The Asian and European session on Thursday will be quiet in terms of economic data. However, later in the day,

The EUR/USD pair reverses previous losses and trades at 1.0858, up 0.21%, as recession fears loom on both sides of

NZD/USD broke above the 0.5980 zone, setting a three-day winning streak. US PMI indices disappointed expectations, but the US service

The AUD/USD pair is posting its third consecutive day of gains, up more than 0.60% to 0.6470. The August PMIs

WTI eases to $77.68 a barrel, down 0.54%, as global S&P Global PMIs indicate weakening global business activity. Gasoline inventories

The USD/MXN pair was down 0.48%, trading at 16.8260, as disappointing S&P Global PMIs weigh on the Dollar. US Treasury

The US S&P Global PMI disappointed expectations. Following the release of this data, the dollar fell across the board. The

Silver price tops $24.00 after S&P Global reported weak preliminary PMI data for August. The weak PMI numbers demonstrate the

EUR/USD faces additional selling pressure and tests 1.0800. Immediately to the downside is the 200-day SMA. He EUR/USD extends its

The DXY is supported by Tuesday’s gains and reaches the 104.00 zone. The next bullish point is the May high