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The Resurgence of Fear in the Stock Market: What It Means and How to Prepare
The recent pickup in skew in the stock market has been a cause for concern among investors. After a brief period of stability, fear is once again gripping the market, with this being the biggest consecutive pickup since the November sell off. As an investor, it’s important to understand what this resurgence of fear means…
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Retail Investors Pour $216 Million into US Equities, Largest Inflow since November 2025 (UBS S&T)
Retail investors have shown a renewed appetite for US equities, with inflows reaching their largest level since November 2025, according to UBS Securities and Treasury (UBS S&T). In the latest development, $216 million of inflows were recorded from UBS retail market making (RMM), with the majority of these flows concentrated across all sectors except for…
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Unlocking the Potential of ASP Isotopes: A Strategic Acquisition and Path to EBITDA Growth
ASP Isotopes is a leading producer of medical isotopes, with a strong focus on research and development. The company has established itself as a pioneer in the field, consistently delivering innovative solutions to meet the evolving needs of the healthcare industry. However, like any other business, ASP Isotopes faces challenges in today’s dynamic market. To…
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Sakurai’s Call: Is April Hike Possible to Defend Yen?
As the global economy continues to navigate the challenges of inflation and fiscal policy, former Bank of Japan (BoJ) member, Kiyotaka Sakurai, has shared his insights on the possibility of a rate hike in April to support the yen. According to Sakurai, the central bank could take action as early as April to address the…
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(NY) Market Drama 101: 13th Jan 2026
Market sentiment remains cautious as investors await the release of US Consumer Price Index (CPI) later today. European bourses are trading marginally lower, while US equity futures are modestly lower. The US Dollar Index (DXY) is flat, with some incremental firmness seen in recent hours. Meanwhile, the US Dollar/Japanese Yen (USD/JPY) pair briefly topped 159.00…
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Silver Volatility Surges to New Highs: Panic Buying or Strategic Investing?
As the price of silver continues to surge, reaching new highs in recent days, market observers are left wondering if the current volatility is a result of pure panic buying or strategic investing. While some investors may be scrambling to protect their positions from potential losses, others are capitalizing on the opportunity to accumulate exposure…
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KWEB’s Breakout Potential: A Technical Analysis
KWEB, a tech stock that has been lagging behind its peers, has finally shown signs of breaking out from its negative trend line. This development could signal a potential catch-up play for investors who are looking to capitalize on the company’s growth potential. To understand the significance of this breakout, let’s take a closer look…
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Market Turmoil Continues: CDX High Yield Trades Lower, Investment Grade Wider
The market is continuing to experience turmoil as the CDX high yield index trades down 8 cents and investment grade spreads widen by 0.30 basis points. This development comes as investors grapple with an onslaught of unfavorable headlines, despite the remarkable technical performance in risk this January. The deterioration in market sentiment is evident across…
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Will the USD’s Near-Term Direction be Steadied by Soft Rental Inflation and Strong Retail Sales?
The near-term direction of the broad USD could be influenced by a surprisingly soft reading in rental inflation, which was flat in November compared to the previous month. The Bureau of Labor Statistics revealed that it couldn’t collect accurate inflation data during October and November 2025, indicating potential upside risk to Tuesday’s readings. This could…
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US Policy Uncertainty and the Dollar: A Tale of Two Scenarios
As we enter the new year, the world is abuzz with uncertainty. From US policy on Venezuela and Greenland to the Supreme Court’s opinions and the pending announcement on who will replace Fed Chair Powell, there are plenty of factors at play. Meanwhile, the US labour market report has shown that there’s no need for…