Currency markets breathe easier and oil prices are lifting higher, but stocks are weaker and US yields worries linger.
Investors look past the political uglies to sunny days ahead as expectations build for additional, and perhaps larger, fiscal stimulus.
After a shaky start, investors found their feet after a quorum of Fed officials gave risk assets room to breath after talking down the prospects of tapering.
As President Trump’s final day in office draws near, investors find themselves under one of the darkest clouds of US political angst.
We could be on the verge of death of the year's consensus trade by a thousand cuts.
A small wobble on the risk axis; US-China frictions notch up as China locks down; Risks remain for oil; Gold kept on the defensive.
From chaos on Capitol Hill to cash handouts ringing in the New Year till, it’s fiscal infusions, not grandiose delusions, to get the economy back on track.
US stocks on the rebound after Saudi Arabia's ground-breaking oil market intervention; All investor eyes and ears are trained on the Georgia Senate runoffs.
As investors galloped out of the gates to face a brave new year we quickly found out what could go wrong, but the bottom line is markets hate uncertainty.