Fiona Cincotta is a financial journalist who writes for City Index, with her work also appearing in TalkMarkets and Forex. She specializes in providing forecasts and analysis on major currency pairs, stock indices, and commodities, helping traders make informed decisions in the financial markets.
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Fiona Cincotta's articles predominantly revolve around finance and the economy, with a strong emphasis on investment analysis and data citation. She frequently covers stock market forecasts, trading strategies, currency pair trends, and economic data.
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With inflation remaining stubbornly elevated and fears of a recession rising, where are there still opportunities in the market?
Stocks head higher on upbeat Omicron news. US PCE Index rises to 5.7%. By : Senior Market Analyst Share this: US futures
By: Fiona Cincotta
UK banks are due to report third quarter earnings as the BoE looks set to raise interest rates in the coming months.
By: Fiona Cincotta
U.S. stocks are pointing to a muted open ahead of the keenly awaited Nvidia results on Wednesday and crucial economic data later in the week. While US consumer confidence figures are due later today, Friday's core PCE data will likely have more of an impact on the market. Before then, Nvidia's earnings after the close tomorrow could influence broader market sentiment.
EUR/USD struggles below 1.12 amid a quiet calendar. Oil steadies after losses yesterday and ahead of EIA inventory data.
By: Fiona Cincotta
U.S. stocks are pointing to a higher start as investors digest the latest US inflation data. Core PCE remained unchanged at 2.6%, reinforcing Fed rate cut expectations. Meanwhile, personal spending rose 0.3%, which, combined with yesterday's GDP revision, is helping to ease recession fears. Attention is now turning to next week's NFP report to confirm or refute recession worries.
U.S. stocks are heading for a lower open at the start of a busy week for economic data. Starting today with the ISM manufacturing PMIs there are plenty of reports across the week which could influence the extent to which the Federal Reserve will be cutting rates.
DAX falls as US sell-off hits European stocks. GBP/USD holds above 1.31 with more US data in focus.
By: Fiona Cincotta
U.S. stocks are pointing to a weaker open, extending yesterday's steep losses as recession fears resurface and as investors look ahead to the jolts job opening report. US stock indices sold off sharply yesterday after weaker-than-forecast manufacturing figures sparked slowdown worries, highlighting just how jittery investors are ahead of Friday's non-farm payroll report.
EUR/USD rises on USD weakness ahead of key US data. FTSE 100 struggles on global growth concerns.
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