Summary Card Why Thanksgiving Matters for Markets This Year Thanksgiving always brings slower trading — but 2025 is different. Markets are entering the holiday with: With the U.S. trading desk offline, global markets must navigate these themes without U.S. liquidity, amplifying risk. What Traders Should Expect Today 1. Ultra-Thin Liquidity in FX and Gold While […]
Fast Summary Card What the Minutes Reveal The latest FOMC Minutes offer one of the clearest looks yet at the Fed’s internal tensions. The Committee is far from unified — not just on the pace of rate cuts, but on the broader economic risks facing the U.S. 1. A Split on the Path of Cuts
Summary Why This Report Matters More Than Normal This isn’t a regular monthly release — traders are dealing with a rare scenario: 1. No October Jobs Data Because the shutdown blocked collection, the White House has already warned October jobs and inflation data may never be released. Meaning:September becomes the only credible labor reading before
Fast Summary Card Why It Matters This shutdown’s end carries significant implications across multiple fronts: ✅ For the economy & markets 🔍 For traders & policy watchers 🌍 For social and fiscal policy Market Reaction What Traders Should Watch Next Fremora+ CTA Stay alert: I’ll send real-time alerts for the next major budget milestone or
Fast Summary Card What Happened The U.S. administration announced that the October non-farm payrolls (NFP) and inflation (CPI/PCE) prints may never be published due to the 43-day government shutdown disrupting operations at statistical agencies. Officials explained that: This marks one of the only times in modern history that the U.S. loses an entire month of
After 41 days of political stalemate, the United States is finally a step closer to ending the longest government shutdown in its history.Late on Monday night, the Senate passed a bipartisan funding bill to reopen the federal government and extend operations through January 30, 2026 — marking the most significant progress since the shutdown began
After more than a month of political paralysis, there are finally signs of movement in Washington.The longest government shutdown in U.S. history has entered its fifth week, but a new bipartisan funding framework emerging in the Senate is giving investors — and millions of unpaid federal workers — a reason to hope. Senate Edges Toward
The United States has now entered the fourth week of a federal government shutdown — the longest in modern history.With agencies running out of stopgap funding and the Federal Reserve forced to navigate without data, the crisis is shifting from political spectacle to economic strain. A Government in Partial Darkness As the shutdown passes the
The U.S. federal government shutdown has now entered record-breaking territory.At 23 days and counting, it is officially the longest funding lapse in American history — and what began as partisan brinkmanship is evolving into a test of the country’s institutional resilience. A Crisis of Confidence Negotiations in Washington remain at a standstill.Multiple attempts to pass
Two weeks into the U.S. federal government shutdown, the cracks are no longer theoretical.Essential programs are running on fumes, hundreds of thousands remain without pay, and political patience in Washington — and across the nation — is wearing dangerously thin. A Government on Pause Since funding expired on October 1, federal agencies have been operating
