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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By : Senior Market Analyst FTSE 100 falls as GBP hits a 13-month low Strong NFP report sees Fed rate cut expectations fade
EUR/USD rises as the mood improves and ahead of US PPI. DAX rises on hopes of gradual trade tariffs.
GBP/USD rises after UK inflation cools. USD/JPY falls ahead of US CPI. By : Senior Market Analyst GBP/USD rises after UK inflation cools
By: Fiona Cincotta
U.S. stocks are surging higher following cooling US inflation data and after banks kick off earnings season on the front foot. US CPI rose 2.9% YoY up from 2.7% in November. Core CPI eased to 3.2% easing some inflationary worries. pulling treasury yields and the USD lower while lifting stocks. US banks kicked off earnings on a positive note with JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs and Wells Fargo posting solid profits.
FTSE rises as the pound sinks and growth stalls. EUR/USD holds below 1.03 ahead of ECB minutes, US retail sales & jobless claims.
By: Fiona Cincotta
U.S. stocks are heading for a mixed start after weaker-than-expected data keeps rate cut hopes alive and as banks' quarterly results continue to roll in. Retail sales rose 0.4% MoM and jobless claims rose 217k. However, this is a fine balance, the market won't want to see data weaken too much. Elsewhere Morgan Stanley and Bank of America continued the strong start to earnings season.
By: Fiona Cincotta
U.S. stocks are heading higher on Friday, with the S&P 500 and the Dow Jones set to book the strongest weekly advances since November. Investors are waiting for further clues regarding Tump's policies next week. Treasury yields have dipped this week and the USD has fallen, helping lift sentiment.
The main focus will be on Trump's return to the White House and the policies he sets about implementing. Small-cap, financials, and crypto-related stocks will be under the spotlight. Earnings season also picks up with Netflix, United Airlines, and EasyJet, among others reporting.
FTSE rises to fresh record highs. USD/JPY holds steady in cautious trade ahead of Trump's inauguration.
By: Fiona Cincotta
Oil is falling from a multi-month high amid uncertainty over what policy measures Trump could implement as he re-enters the White House for a second term.
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