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The Key Drivers of Critical Materials Demand
President-elect Donald Trump recently proposed new tariffs against several countries — from Mexico and Canada to BRICS…
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Britain and European Economic Growth Sputters
Sunday's Commentary touched on the divergence between robust economic growth in the U.S. and near-recessionary conditions in Canada. We…
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S&P 500: Too Many Bulls Crowding the Market? Signs Suggest Pullback Could Be Near
Look up in the sky. It's a bird. It's a plane. It's Superman! Nope, it's lots of drones flying over New Jersey, New York, and Maryland…
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Sticky US Inflation Points to a More Cautious Fed in 2025
US core inflation posted a fourth consecutive 0.3% print, showing that progress towards the Fed inflation goal has clearly stalled.…
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3 Investment Themes for 2025 as Markets Price in Trump 2.0
Welcome to Syz Bank's 2025 Global Outlook!
2024 has been a remarkable year for global markets, with equity indices, , and reaching or…
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S&P 500 Liquidity Concerns Persist as Breadth Weakens and RSI Trends Lower
The fell by about 50 basis points yesterday, with the down roughly 65 basis points. came in slightly hotter on the headline numbers,…
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Rebalancing Frenzy May Be the Next Threat to an Overheated Stock Market
While analysts are currently very optimistic about the market, the combined risk of high valuations and the need to rebalance portfolios…
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Options Spreads Explained | Nasdaq
We have spent a lot of time talking about ticks, spreads and trading costs in the equities markets. Today, we take a look at…
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Federal Reserve Board – Federal Reserve Board announces approval of application by SouthState…
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Is Canada a Canary in the Economic Coalmine?
On Wednesday, the cut its key benchmark rate by 50bps. They have now cut by 150 bps in 2024, compared to what will likely be 100 bps for…
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