14-02-2025 at 23:40
Agricultural Commodities Updates: Wheat Gains by 4.11%

Top commodity gainers are Wheat (4.11%), Rubber (3.12%) and Oat (2.19%). Biggest losers are Orange Juice (-3.36%) and Coffee (-3.16%).

14-02-2025 at 23:35
Metals Commodities Updates: Platinum Drops by 3.30%

Top commodity losers are Platinum (-3.30%), Copper (-2.99%) and Gold (-1.73%).

14-02-2025 at 23:30
Energy Commodities Updates: Natural gas Gains by 2.70%

Top commodity gainers are Natural gas (2.70%) and Ethanol (1.10%). Biggest losers are Natural Gas UK GBP (-2.62%), Methanol (-2.62%), Gasoline (-1.35%), Crude Oil WTI (-1.01%) and Brent Crude Oil (-0.60%).

14-02-2025 at 23:15
FX Updates: New Zealand Dollar Rises by 1.28%

Top currency gainers are New Zealand Dollar (1.28%), Brazilian Real (1.08%), Australian Dollar (0.60%), Euro (0.25%), British Pound (0.16%) and Japanese Yen (0.34%). Biggest losers are Dollar Index (-0.48%) and Turkish Lira (-0.30%).

14-02-2025 at 22:17
Ibovespa Surges on Tariff Relief, Posts Weekly Gains

The Ibovespa advanced 2.7% to close at 128,219 on Friday, securing a 2.9% weekly gain for the São Paulo exchange as relief from the U.S. delay in imposing reciprocal tariffs, leaving room for negotiations, helped ease concerns over inflation and a tighter Fed policy. Gains were broad-based, led by the financial sector, with major lenders like Banco do Brasil, Santander, Itaúsa, and Bradesco rising between 2.5% and 4.9%. Additionally, trade-sensitive mega caps such as Petrobras, Vale, and WEG climbed 3.3%, 1.3% and 2.5%, respectively, benefiting from reduced trade war fears and improving market sentiment amid persistent global headwinds.

14-02-2025 at 22:02
US Stocks Mixed Amid Delayed Tariffs, Weak Retail Sales

US stocks struggled for direction on Friday, with the S&P 500 finishing mostly flat, while the Nasdaq gained 0.4% and the Dow slipped 165 points. Retail sales fell 0.9% in January, the largest drop in a year, missing expectations and raising concerns over consumer spending. Despite this, markets held steady after a volatile week of policy shifts, including new tariff plans from President Trump and Ukraine peace talks. Investors welcomed a delay in reciprocal tariffs, helping stocks post solid weekly gains. Tech stocks led gains, while Consumer Staples and Health lagged. Among individual movers, Airbnb surged 14.4% on strong earnings, GameStop rallied 2.6% on bitcoin speculation. Moderna reversed earlier losses, gaining 3.3% after a wider-than-expected loss, while Eli Lilly dropped 3%. On the week, the S&P added 1%, the Dow gained 0.3% and the Nasdaq jumped 1.7%.

14-02-2025 at 22:01
TSX Trims Weekly Gains Amid Corporate Concerns and Tariff Uncertainty

The S&P/TSX Composite Index fell 0.8% to close at 25,483 on Friday, trimming its weekly gains to a modest 0.15% amid disappointing corporate developments. Enbridge led the decline, plunging 5.5% despite beating earnings and revenue estimates, as investor caution grew amid uncertainties about future growth and industry pressures. Agnico Eagle tumbled 5.1%, despite exceeding expectations, due to lower gold production and a downward revision of its FY2024 EPS. TC Energy lost over 3.1%, even after surpassing profit estimates, as concerns over declining earnings from its U.S. and Canadian pipeline segments and persistent trade uncertainties weighed on the stock. In contrast, Fairfax Financial rose 3.5% on strong growth in gross premiums and adjusted operating income. Meanwhile, President Trump directed the U.S. Trade Representative and Commerce Secretary to propose new tariffs, leaving investors awaiting further details and hoping that negotiations will avert their imposition.

14-02-2025 at 21:54
Stocks in United States Hit All-time High

US100 increased to an all-time high of 22140.00 Index Points. Over the past 4 weeks, US 100 Tech Index gained 4.21%, and in the last 12 months, it increased 24.01%.

14-02-2025 at 21:46
ConocoPhillips Hits 6-week Low

ConocoPhillips decreased to a 6-week low of 96.40 USD. Over the past 4 weeks, ConocoPhillips lost 7.95%, and in the last 12 months, it decreased 12.39%.

14-02-2025 at 21:42
Shopify Hits 3-year High

Shopify increased to a 3-year high of 182.08 CAD. Over the past 4 weeks, Shopify Inc gained 21.84%, and in the last 12 months, it increased 61.06%.

14-02-2025 at 21:25
Applied Materials Hits 4-week Low

Applied Materials decreased to a 4-week low of 170.31 USD. Over the past 4 weeks, Applied Materials lost 4.46%, and in the last 12 months, it decreased 9.2%.

14-02-2025 at 20:32
WTI Crude Falls Amid Peace Talks and Supply Hopes

WTI crude oil futures lost 0.8% to settle at $70.7 per barrel on Friday, down about 0.4% on the week, as hopes for a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine tempered supply concerns. President Donald Trump began peace talks after Putin and Zelenskiy signaled interest in ending the conflict. The potential removal of sanctions on Moscow could increase global energy supplies, though the International Energy Agency noted that Russian oil exports might persist through alternative channels. Meanwhile, delays in US reciprocal tariffs provided stability to oil prices, as investors grew more optimistic about potential trade agreements. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent also hinted at possible economic pressure on Iran, adding further uncertainty to the market. Despite recent volatility, global oil demand has risen to 103.4 million bpd, driven by increased consumption of mobility and heating fuels, according to JPMorgan analysts.

14-02-2025 at 19:30
Crypto currencies

Bitcoin and Ether are on the rise. Ether is leading the charge with a 3.53% gain.

14-02-2025 at 19:25
Agricultural Commodities Updates: Coffee Falls by 4.01%

Top commodity losers are Coffee (-4.01%), Orange Juice (-2.64%) and Cocoa (-2.10%). Gains are led by Wheat (3.68%), Rubber (3.12%) and Oat (2.53%).

14-02-2025 at 19:20
Metals Commodities Updates: Platinum Drops by 2.66%

Top commodity losers are Platinum (-2.66%), Copper (-2.50%) and Gold (-1.50%).

14-02-2025 at 19:15
Energy Commodities Updates: Methanol Falls by 2.62%

Top commodity losers are Methanol (-2.62%), Natural Gas UK GBP (-2.62%), Gasoline (-0.83%), Crude Oil WTI (-0.78%) and Brent Crude Oil (-0.37%). Gains are led by Natural gas (2.60%), Ethanol (1.10%) and Heating Oil (0.53%).

14-02-2025 at 18:43
NextEra Energy Hits 4-week Low

NextEra Energy decreased to a 4-week low of 68.07 USD. Over the past 4 weeks, NextEra Energy gained 0.24%, and in the last 12 months, it increased 21.69%.

14-02-2025 at 18:16
Ecuador Posts 12th Consecutive Trade Surplus

Ecuador's trade balance surplus widened to USD 503.24 million in December 2024, up from a surplus of USD 217.08 million in the same month of 2023, marking the twelfth consecutive monthly surplus. Exports surged by 22.94% year-on-year to USD 3,191.62 million, driven by a 25.8% increase in shipments of primary goods, particularly crude oil (10.5%), cacao (234%), and coffee (18.7%), while manufactured products rose by 9.9%. Meanwhile, imports rose by 13.0% to USD 2,688.38 million, primarily due to increased purchases of consumer goods (5.9%), fuel and lubricants (28.2%), raw materials (14.7%), and capital goods (2.4%).

14-02-2025 at 18:11
DAX Retreats from Peaks, But Posts Weekly Gain

The DAX index was unable to rebound and closed about 0.4% down at 22,513 on Friday, easing from recent record highs and underperforming peers. Traders were caught between relief over Donald Trump's postponement of "reciprocal duties" and uncertainty over the peace negotiations in Ukraine. At the same time, the ongoing earnings season continued to be closely monitored. Among individual stocks, Fresenius Medical Care led the losses, dropping nearly 5%, tracking a decline in shares of US-listed DaVita after the company issued weaker-than-expected guidance for 2025. On the opposite side, defense and auto stocks were the top performers. For the week, the index rose 3.3%, marking the sixth consecutive weekly gain.

14-02-2025 at 18:04
Italian Stocks End Slightly Up

The FTSE MIB closed slightly up at 37,978 on Friday, marking a fresh high since January 2008, supported by strong corporate earnings and the delay in the imposition of Donald Trump's reciprocal tariffs on US trading partners until April. While awaiting more details on the import tariffs, traders remain hopeful that negotiations will avert the levies. In the meantime, uncertainty continued to surround Ukraine's peace negotiations. Among single stocks, Leonardo (+3.6%) and Iveco Group (+2.6%) were the leading performers. On the flip side, shares of Interpump Group plunged 18%, with trading suspended three times during the session, after the company reported a 14.9% decline in annual core profit. The index rose 2.5% this week, marking its third consecutive week of gains.

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