GBP/USD – Prices, Charts, and Analysis Retail sales improved in February, flash UK PMIs next. GBP/USD traders eye the US banking sector for signs of stress. Recommended by Nick Cawley How to Trade GBP/USD Most Read: BoE Raise Rates by 25bps, Expecting Inflation to Cool, GBP Edges Higher UK retail sales beat expectations in February …
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GOLD PRICE FORECAST: Gold prices rise following the Fed’s dovish hike at its March FOMC meeting The U.S. central bank raised rates by 25 basis points, but signaled its tightening cycle is coming to an end The fundamental outlook remains positive for gold Recommended by Diego Colman Get Your Free Gold Forecast Most Read: Gold …
Gold Gains After Fed’s Dovish Hike Reinforces Bullish Trend, Breakout in Play Read More »
Australian Dollar, AUD/USD, US Dollar, Current Account, GDP – Talking Points The Australian Dollar adjourned the bearish run this week Retail sales and the current account surplus beat expectations The trend has been broken for now. What does it say about AUD/USD? Trade Smarter – Sign up for the DailyFX Newsletter Receive timely and compelling …
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US Dollar, Durable Goods Data, DXY Golden Cross – Asia Pacific Market Open: US Dollar suffered its worst day on Monday since early February Disappointing durable goods orders data cooled hawkish Fed bets Still, the DXY Index is eyeing a bullish Golden Cross for direction Recommended by Daniel Dubrovsky Get Your Free USD Forecast Asia-Pacific …
US Dollar Sees Setback on Weak Durable Goods Orders, But DXY Trend Holds Bullish Read More »
US Dollar, DXY Index, USD, FOMC, USD/KRW, AUD/USD, China – Talking Points US Dollar weakened in Asia after a stellar run in the New York close Korea left rates unchanged, while the Aussie Dollar got a boost on solid data The Fed reminded markets of their intention. Will it send USD higher? Recommended by Daniel …
US Dollar Slides After FOMC Boost as Hikes Get Baked in. Is There a New Trend for USD? Read More »
Dow, Dollar, CPI Inflation and USDJPY Talking Points: The Market Perspective: EURUSD Bearish Below 1.08; Dow Range Between 34,200 and 33,200; USDJPY Bullish Above 133 The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed out Monday at the top of its multi-month wedge around 34,250 while the DXY Dollar Index bounced from its own 103.75 channel ceiling Market’s …
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EURUSD, Dollar, Interest Rate and FOMC Talking Points Talking Points: The Market Perspective: EURUSD Bearish Below 1.0700 The technical structure behind EURUSD the past four months has put the power back into the bulls’ control, but the strong reversal just of the past four days may change our course Fed Chairman Powell caused more than …
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S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, US Dollar, Event Risk and FOMC Rate Decision Talking Points: The Market Perspective: S&P 500 Eminis Bearish Below 3,900; USDJPY Bullish Above 132.00 Risk trends shuddered to start this trading week, but the turn from the S&P 500 and the edging higher from a Dollar in a very tight range is …
S&P 500 and Dollar Volatility – But Unlikely Trend – Before FOMC Wednesday Read More »
S&P 500, US Dollar, FOMC, ECB and BOE Rate Decisions, Earnings and Growth Talking Points: The Market Perspective: S&P 500 Eminis Bearish Below 3,900; USDJPY Bullish Above 132.00 The S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 seemed to earn technical breaks in favor of a reversal of 2022’s bearish trend, but conviction was still in short supply …
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Aussie Dollar, AUD/USD, AUD/NZD, CPI Update Aussie dollar posts massive inflation beat shifting the focus to the RBA Australian CPI trends diverge from what we are seeing in other major economies AUD/USD pushes higher against the susceptible dollar and AUD/NZD breaks upside resistance with ease. The analysis in this article makes use of chart patterns …
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