Market Analysis

Nasdaq: Still Running – or Just Tired?
Technical Analysis

The Nasdaq-100 is back at all-time highs after a late-June tech surge. On July 9, the index climbed to 22,884 as chipmaker Nvidia soared — becoming the first U.S. company to cross the $4 trillion market cap mark amid renewed AI optimism.

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Bitcoin Hits Record High of $111,000 as Big Investors Lead the Charge

May 23, 2025

Bitcoin Hits Record High of $111,000 as Big Investors Lead the Charge

Bitcoin reached its highest value ever at $111,000 on May 22, 2025. The cryptocurrency reached its highest point since April when it dropped to $74,500 and now shows growing investor trust in the digital currency.

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Safe-Haven Assets Explained: When Investors Flock to Gold, Yen, and USD

Jul 17, 2025

Safe-Haven Assets Explained: When Investors Flock to Gold, Yen, and USD

When markets start acting up or the headlines go full “crisis mode,” you’ll often hear investors shifting into so-called safe-haven assets. Gold, yen, and the dollar. But what exactly makes them “safe,” and why do people run to them when everything else feels like it’s falling apart?

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EC Markets donates to CleftCare Mauritius to fund life-changing surgery for Matteo

Jul 18, 2025

EC Markets donates to CleftCare Mauritius to fund life-changing surgery for Matteo

EC Markets, a globally recognized forex broker and CFD broker, has made a heartfelt donation to CleftCare Mauritius, to fully fund a major surgical operation for Matteo, a 15 year old boy born with a cleft.

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Santa Claus is Coming to Limassol’s Old Port Christmas Village – Sponsored by EC Markets
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This holiday season, Limassol’s Old Port transforms into a festive haven where magic and joy come alive. On Sunday, December 29, 2024, at 3:00 PM, the Christmas Village opens its arms to families, friends, and festive revelers for a day filled with wonder and cheer. From bustling markets to enchanting activities, there’s something to warm every heart and light up the holiday season.

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Latest Insights

Jul 14, 2025

Tariffs Mount, Oil Surges, Dollar Strengthens: Markets End Week on a Mixed Note | Weekly Recap : 7 July – 11 July 2025

The global economy is still sending mixed signals, and last week was no exception. In the US, growth is clearly losing steam, but inflation is proving hard to shake. The Fed’s preferred inflation gauge, core PCE, nudged up to 2.7% in May. That’s not the kind of number that pushes the Fed toward cutting interest rates anytime soon.

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Jul 07, 2025

Stocks Rally, Oil Retreats, Dollar Rebounds: Markets Close H1 on a High Note | Weekly Recap : 30 June – 4 July 2025

The latest US data gave a bit of a mixed signal. On one hand, the economy is clearly slowing down. But on the other, inflation – or the general rise in prices — is still hanging around.

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Jul 03, 2025

Can Charts Predict Central Bank Moves? Reading Price Action Ahead of Rate Decisions

Every few weeks, traders and investors alike brace for impact. Central banks (whether it’s the Fed or the ECB) step up to the mic to deliver interest rate decisions that could jolt the markets. But here’s something seasoned traders know: the charts often whisper before the officials speak. Long before the headlines drop, price action starts to shift.

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Jul 01, 2025

Japan’s Stock Market Is Booming – Is It Different This Time?

You know what’s funny? For most of the last 30 years, nobody really talked about Japanese stocks unless it was to reference that massive bubble in the 1980s. Since then, the Nikkei mostly drifted – some up years, more down years, and a general sense that the whole thing was just... stuck.

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Jun 30, 2025

Dollar Drops, Tech Soars, and Oil Tanks: A Bullish End to June | Weekly Recap: Weekly Recap | 23 June – 27 June 2025

This week’s economic data showed a mix of cooling inflation and slow-but-steady growth. In the US, the Fed’s preferred inflation measure – core PCE – rose just 0.2% in May, bringing the annual rate to 2.7%. That’s close to the Fed’s 2% target, supporting the idea that price pressures are easing. However, Americans are spending more cautiously: personal spending dipped for the second time this year, and consumer confidence fell sharply in June as worries about jobs and the economy grew. Jobless claims edged down slightly, suggesting the labour market is cooling gradually.

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Weekly Recap

Jun 18, 2025

Markets Waver as Inflation Cools but Geopolitics Heat Up: Weekly Recap | 9 June – 13 June 2025

Last week, investors were navigating a delicate balance between relief and risk. On one hand, US inflation data brought some welcome news – prices are rising more slowly than expected, giving the Fed more reason to hit pause on rate hikes.

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Company News

Jun 13, 2025

EC Markets Introduces Scholar: An Interdisciplinary Knowledge Space

On this basis, EC Markets is pleased to announce the launch of an innovative section entitled Scholar on its new website, designed to enhance the quality of information available by offering the public pioneering, interdisciplinary analysis of the fields underpinning what we call the economy.

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Technical Analysis

Jun 12, 2025

Volume Check: Will EUR/USD Break Out or Fake Out?

EUR/USD is trading near its highest level of 2025, and on the surface, the trend looks strong. But traders aren’t just watching the price – they’re asking a deeper question: Is this move backed by real demand, or could it be a short-lived spike?

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