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The Japanese Yen weakened on Fed Chair Powell confirmed hawkishness. APAC equities were mixed, and crude oil remains mired before OPEC+. Omicron universal uncertainty continues. Will USD/JPY gain traction?
The US Dollar rode higher as US yields rose across the curve. Crude oil prices recovered after OPEC+ threw a curve ball. With Thanksgiving almost here, where will USD go on holiday?
EUR/USD continues to tumble, with no sign yet of a rally or even a near-term bounce.. The pair has dropped already beneath the support line of a downward-sloping channel in place since late May this year to its lowest level since July 2020 and there is now little support between here and 1.1170. From a fundamental perspective, the Euro is suffering from a continued insistence by the European Central Bank that much higher Eurozone interest rates are not needed.
The US Dollar continues to break new ground as momentum gathers. Encouraging economic data and hawkish comments boost yields and USD. Commodities and currencies weaken against the Dollar. Will USD keep going?
The US Dollar struggled to hold last week’s gains in Asian trade today. Economic data was mixed with Japan missing and China beating projections. US yields continue to dominate after CPI last week. Will USD get a kick-along?
The dollar made a steady start to the week in Asia on Monday but stayed below Friday peaks, as currency traders seek a path between markets' volatile rate projections and central bankers vowing a wait-and-see approach despite surging inflation.
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The US Dollar came into the holiday-shortened week with a full head of steam. But that's been soundly reversed. Tomorrow brings NFP and Canadian employment.
Gold prices may form a top if bearish technical cues find follow-through as all eyes turn to a speech by Fed Chair Powell at the Jackson Hole symposium.
Crude oil prices may continue to fall alongside stocks if soggy US retail sales and other data continues to feed fears about a looming slump in economic growth.
Gold prices may turn lower as US inflation data prints near the Feds target, cooling increasingly dramatic speculation about an incoming interest rate cut cycle.
The Equity sell-off has calmed for now but a number of questions remain around global markets. The US Dollar is currently testing lower-high resistance.
EURUSD is trading at lows last seen over two years after breaking noted support at 1.1107. While the outlook remains weak for the pair, the market is flashing a short-term oversold signal.
The US Dollar has held lower-high resistance ahead of the FOMC's widely-expected rate cut. But what's in store for the rest of 2019?
Gold prices may fall – making good on technical clues pointing to topping – as the Federal Reserve shies away from endorsing the markets ultra-dovish policy outlook.
The first look at US Q2 GDP beat market expectations with ease and further boosted the US dollar ahead of next weeks highly anticipated FOMC rate decision.
Gold prices fell with stocks and crude oil prices as the ECB dithered on imminent stimulus expansion. More of the same may come after soft US GDP data.
Crude oil prices might face conflicting cues as Eurozone PMI data warns of slowing global demand while EIA inventory data reveals a hefty drawdown.
Gold and crude oil prices may fall as the IMF sounds the alarm on slowing global growth, driving haven demand for the US Dollar.