The Trading Pair

By Jayanjan Mukherjee

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The podcast currently has 28 episodes available.

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February 15, 2025Market update - February 14th
Welcome to today’s market update! Let’s dive into the key economic data shaping the markets.

U.S. Retail Sales Drop – January’s retail sales fell -0.9%, much weaker than expected, signaling potential consumer weakness. However, industrial production rose 0.5%, showing strength in manufacturing.

Eurozone GDP Holds at 0.1% – Growth remains sluggish, while German wholesale prices surged 0.9%, raising inflation concerns.

China’s Credit Surge – New loans jumped to 5.13 trillion yuan, showing strong liquidity support despite slower M2 money supply growth at 7.0%.

The Dollar Index (DXY) may see mixed movement—weak retail sales could pressure the dollar, but risk-off sentiment from slow global growth may provide support.

Bitcoin (BTC):$46,750 (-1.4%)

Gold:$2,025/oz (-0.5%)

Silver:$23.65/oz (-0.8%)
That’s your quick market recap! Stay tuned for more updates, and happy trading!
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February 14, 2025Market update - February 13th
Welcome to today’s market update! Let’s break down the key economic releases and their impact.

UK GDP Beats Forecasts – The UK economy grew 0.4% m/m, stronger than the expected 0.1%, with industrial production rising 0.5%. However, business investment fell by 3.2%, signaling some economic caution.

Eurozone Industrial Weakness – Industrial production dropped by -1.1%, much worse than the expected -0.6%, suggesting further economic slowdown.

US Inflation & Labor Market – Core PPI held steady at 0.3%, and PPI m/m increased 0.4%, indicating persistent inflation. Meanwhile, unemployment claims dropped to 213K, showing a strong labor market.

New Zealand Manufacturing Rebounds – The BusinessNZ Manufacturing Index jumped to 51.4, returning to expansion from the previous 46.2.
Stronger US labor data and steady inflation figures could boost the DXY, while weak Eurozone production may pressure the euro lower, providing further support to the dollar.

Bitcoin (BTC):$47,300 (-1.2%)

Gold:$2,035/oz (Flat)

Silver:$23.85/oz (-0.4%)
That’s your quick market recap. Stay tuned for more updates, and happy trading!
Market Highlights:Impact on DXY (Dollar Index):Commodities & Crypto Snapshot:
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February 06, 2025Market update - February 6th
Welcome to your quick market recap for Thursday, February 6th!
German Factory Orders soared 6.9%, crushing the 1.9% forecast and rebounding from last month’s slump. However, Eurozone Retail Sales disappointed, dipping -0.2%.

UK: The Bank of England held rates steady at 4.50%, with a unanimous 9-0 vote, signaling a cautious stance. Meanwhile, Construction PMI dropped to 48.1, entering contraction.

US Data: Unemployment claims climbed to 219K (above the 214K forecast), while Labor Costs jumped 3.0%, raising inflation concerns.
DXY Outlook: Mixed US labor data and rising costs could keep the Dollar Index (DXY) steady, with traders eyeing upcoming Fed speeches.

Commodities & Crypto:
That’s your quick market rundown—stay tuned for more updates!
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February 04, 2025Market update - Feb 4th
Podcast Title: Bitcoin Today: Macro Moves & Market Pulse
Date: Tuesday, February 4th
Description:
Stay
ahead in fast-paced markets with this 2-minute breakdown of today’s
critical economic events and their ripple effects on Bitcoin. We unpack
key data releases like U.S. JOLTS Job Openings, Factory Orders,
and speeches from Fed officials, alongside global highlights from
Europe, New Zealand, and China. Discover how dovish Fed signals, Trump’s
crypto commentary, and shifts in the Dollar Index (DXY) could sway
Bitcoin’s price action. Whether you’re a crypto trader or macro watcher,
this episode delivers actionable insights to navigate volatility and
spot opportunities.
In this episode:
Fed policy’s growing influence on Bitcoin’s trajectory.

Global risk appetite and its indirect impact on crypto.

Bullish vs. bearish triggers to watch this week.
Tune in daily for bite-sized analysis that keeps you agile in the crypto markets. Trade smarter, not harder.
Duration: 2 minutes
Tags: #Bitcoin #CryptoNews #FedPolicy #MacroEconomics #MarketAnalysis
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January 29, 2025Market update - January 28th
Welcome to today’s market update! Let’s break down the key economic events and how they’re impacting the dollar and broader markets.
Japan’s BOJ Core CPI came in at 1.9%, higher than expected, signaling persistent inflation.

Spain’s Unemployment Rate dropped to 10.6%, improving from previous levels.

US Durable Goods Orders disappointed with a -2.2% decline, missing the expected 0.3% gain.

US Consumer Confidence fell to 104.1, lower than forecasted, indicating growing economic concerns.

Australia’s CPI met expectations at 2.5% y/y, keeping inflation in check.
Weak US Durable Goods Orders and Consumer Confidence may pressure the DXY, raising speculation about the Fed’s next move. A mixed Richmond Manufacturing Index at -4 (better than forecasted) could limit the downside.
Bitcoin (BTC): Down 0.8%, trading near $27,500.

Gold: Up slightly at $1,955 per ounce as dollar weakness boosts safe-haven demand.

Silver: Holding steady at $24.25 per ounce.
That’s your quick market recap—stay tuned for the next update!
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January 27, 2025Monday, January 27th
Hello and welcome to your quick market recap for Monday, January 27th!
Top Stories:
Eurozone: ECB President Christine Lagarde spoke today but offered no major policy shifts. Germany’s ifo Business Climate Index ticked up to 85.1, signaling slight optimism, while Belgium’s business climate remained weak at -13.6.

US Housing: The US housing market showed strength with New Home Sales rising to 698K, well above the forecast of 669K.

Japan and Australia: Japan’s Service Producer Price Index climbed to 3.2%, slightly beating expectations, and Australia’s NAB Business Confidence stayed negative at -3, reflecting subdued sentiment.
Market Impacts:
Stronger US housing data could support the DXY (US Dollar Index), while European data remains mixed, keeping the euro under pressure.
Commodities and Crypto Update:
Bitcoin (BTC): Up 0.3% at $27,800.

Gold: Slightly higher at $1,950 per ounce.

Silver: Up 0.2%, trading near $24.30 per ounce.
That’s your two-minute wrap-up. Thanks for tuning in!
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January 22, 2025Monday, January 21th
Hello and welcome to today’s market snapshot for Tuesday, January 21st. Let’s dive into the key economic updates and their potential impact on the markets.
Headlines:
UK Employment Data:
The UK labor market showed resilience as Claimant Count Change came in at just 0.7K, well below the expected 10.3K increase. Wages also surged, with the Average Earnings Index at 5.6%, reflecting strong income growth. The Unemployment Rate edged up slightly to 4.4%.

Eurozone Sentiment Declines:
German ZEW Economic Sentiment fell sharply to 10.3, missing forecasts of 15.2, signaling concerns over Europe’s largest economy. Similarly, the Eurozone ZEW reading dropped to 18.0, below expectations of 16.9.

Canadian CPI Cools:
Canada’s inflation slowed in December, with CPI m/m at -0.4%, slightly better than forecast but still reflecting a cooling trend. Core CPI also fell to -0.3%, raising questions about the Bank of Canada’s next moves.

New Zealand Stability:
Dairy prices rebounded with the GDT Price Index up 1.4%. Meanwhile, CPI for Q4 met expectations at 0.5%, showing stable inflation trends.
Market Movements:
US Dollar Index (DXY):
The DXY is steady as mixed global data provides little directional push. Softer Eurozone sentiment might lend slight support to the dollar.

Commodities and Crypto:
Bitcoin (BTC): Holding steady around $27,200, with no major market catalysts.

Gold: Up 0.4% to $1,944 per ounce, benefiting from safe-haven demand amid weaker sentiment data.

Silver: Slightly higher at $24.20 per ounce, tracking gold’s gains.
That’s your quick market update for today. Stay tuned for more insights as we continue to monitor key developments!
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January 21, 2025Monday, January 20th
Hello and welcome to your market roundup for Monday, January 20th. Let’s dive into today’s key economic highlights and market movements.
Key Economic Events:
Germany’s Producer Price Index (PPI) fell by 0.1%, below the forecast of 0.3%, signaling weaker inflation pressures.

Switzerland’s PPI remained flat at 0.0%, missing expectations of a 0.2% increase, indicating subdued pricing momentum.

The World Economic Forum (WEF) and Eurogroup Meetings are underway, focusing on global economic stability and Eurozone fiscal strategies.

In Canada, the BOC Business Outlook Survey is set to provide insights into business confidence and future monetary policies.

Over in New Zealand, the BusinessNZ Services Index slipped to 47.9, signaling contraction in the services sector and raising economic concerns.
Impact on the US Dollar (DXY):
With a US bank holiday, trading activity in the dollar was subdued. However, weaker-than-expected data from Europe and New Zealand could support the DXY in the coming sessions as risk currencies face downward pressure.
Commodities and Crypto Check:
Bitcoin (BTC): Up 0.8%, trading at $27,500 as investors show renewed interest.

Gold: Holding steady at $1,936 per ounce, reflecting cautious sentiment amid global discussions at the WEF.

Silver: Slightly higher at $24.15 per ounce, with modest industrial demand.
That’s your quick market snapshot for today! Stay tuned for tomorrow’s updates as we track developments across the globe.
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January 17, 2025Market update - January 16th
Hello and welcome to your market update for Thursday, January 16th. Here’s a quick rundown of today’s key economic developments and market movements.
Economic Highlights:
Germany's Final CPI rose 0.5%, slightly exceeding forecasts and pointing to a steady inflation trend.

In the UK, GDP grew by 0.1% in November, but industrial production fell by 0.4%, missing expectations. The trade deficit remained flat at £19.3 billion.

US retail sales increased by 0.4%, while core retail sales also rose 0.4%, reflecting consumer resilience. The Philly Fed Manufacturing Index surged to 44.3, a sharp rebound from prior weakness, while unemployment claims ticked up to 217K.

Over in China, GDP growth came in at 5.4%, surpassing the 5.0% forecast. Industrial production also showed strength, growing at 6.2%.
Market Reaction and the DXY:
The dollar index (DXY) is facing mixed pressures: upbeat US manufacturing data and retail sales provide support, but stronger-than-expected Chinese economic data and improved global sentiment may cap its gains.
Commodities and Crypto:
Bitcoin (BTC): Trading at $27,200, down 0.6% as profit-taking sets in.

Gold: Up 0.3% to $1,934 per ounce, buoyed by inflation concerns.

Silver: Flat at $24.10 per ounce as industrial demand remains tepid.
That’s your quick market wrap for today. Stay tuned for more updates tomorrow.
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January 16, 2025 Market update - January 14th
Hello and welcome to your quick market update for Tuesday, January 14th!
In Japan, Economy Watchers Sentiment improved to 49.9, hinting at cautious optimism. Meanwhile, China’s M2 Money Supply held steady at 7.3%, and new loans surged to ¥990 billion, signaling strong credit expansion. Over in Europe, France reported a wider budget deficit of €172.5 billion, and Italy saw a modest 0.3% rise in industrial production.
In the U.S., the NFIB Small Business Index beat expectations at 105.1, showing confidence among small businesses. However, inflation data was mixed—Core PPI came in flat at 0.0%, while headline PPI rose 0.2%, both below forecasts. The federal budget deficit narrowed significantly to $86.7 billion.
In the markets, Bitcoin is down 1.1% to $27,500, gold is up 0.3% at $1,926, and silver remains steady at $23.90.
As for the U.S. Dollar Index, better-than-expected business optimism and a narrower deficit may provide support, but softer inflation data could cap gains.
That’s it for today! Join us tomorrow for more updates.
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FAQs about The Trading Pair:

How many episodes does The Trading Pair have?

The podcast currently has 28 episodes available.