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NZD/USD extends losses due to the upward correction in the US Dollar. Fed remains cautious about inflation and potential rate cuts in 2024. The New Zealand Dollar could draw some support from higher PPI inputs and outputs for Q1. The NZD/USD pair extended its losses to near 0.6110 during the Asian s

يعد القانون الدولي العام مجالًا متنوعًا ومعقدًا يهتم بالعلاقات بين الدول وتنظيم تفاعلاتها على المستوى الدولي، وهو موضوع محوري للعديد من رسائل الماجستير التي تُجرى في مجال القانون. تشكل هذه الرسائل جزءًا أساسيًا من عملية تطوير المعرفة والفهم في هذا المجال، وتسهم بشكل كبير في إثراء النقاشات والتحليلات

The major indices in Europe and the US across traded rangebound near their ATH levels and the US dollar index fluctuated a touch above the 105 level ahead of the US and European inflation updates that will start flowing in today. The major story of Monday was a renewed rally in Gamestop and AMC shar

The Greenback kicked off the week on the back foot amidst the generalized better tone in the appetite for the risk-related assets. Easing inflation figures in China and further stimulus helped with the sentiment amidst rising caution prior to the publication of crucial US inflation data. Here is wha

The single European currency remains trapped in a narrow trading range between the 1.0700 - 1.0800 levels as investors remain cautious avoiding big bets for now. Friday didn't provide much excitement and although US consumer confidence news disappointed the European currency was not much favored and

European stocks closed higher on Wednesday, turned in another positive performance after recent gains amid rising optimism about interest rate cuts by central banks in the second or third quarter of this year. Fairly encouraging batch of corporate earnings updates too helped underpin sentiment. The

NZD/USD snaps its winning streak due to a rebound in the US Dollar. The US Dollar struggled due to softer-than-expected US jobs data revived hopes for the Fed’s interest rate cuts later this year. RBNZ signaled to delay any shift toward monetary easing until 2025 due to higher inflation in Q1. The N