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US Dollar Falls as Weak Services PMI Data Boosts Case for Fed Pause

ISM SERVICES KEY POINTS: U.S. ISM Services PMI falls to 50.3 in May from 51.9 previously, well below expectations The new orders index declines sharply, the employment indicator dives into contraction territory The U.S. dollar, as measured by the DXY index, slides and erases session gains following disappointing U.S. economic data Recommended by Diego Colman …

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US Dollar Sees Setback on Weak Durable Goods Orders, But DXY Trend Holds Bullish

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 …

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Gold Prices Remain Weak, US Treasury Yields Test Multi-Week Highs

Gold Price (XAU/USD), Chart, and Analysis US Treasury yields eye multi-week highs. Gold looks oversold but remains vulnerable to further downside. Recommended by Nick Cawley How to Trade Gold The yield on the interest-rate sensitive UST 2yr is sitting just below levels last seen at the end of last year after last Friday’s blow-out US …

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Weak Rebound off the Multi-Month Low, Slowdown Fears Grow

US Dollar (DXY) Price and Chart Analysis US Treasury yields slump on growing recessionary fears. Multi-month support is likely to be re-tested. Recommended by Nick Cawley Forex for Beginners Most Read: US Dollar (DXY) Remains Under Pressure Ahead of Important US Data US Treasury yields slumped on Wednesday after the latest batch of data showed …

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Australian Dollar Leaps Despite Weak Data as the US Dollar Slides. Higher AUD/USD?

Australian Dollar, AUD/USD, US Dollar, Crude Oil, Gold – Talking Points The Australian Dollar vaulted higher as the US Dollar wilted US data has led to a theory that the Fed might not be aggressive going forward China’s re-opening has not been smooth, but it might move AUD/USD Recommended by Daniel McCarthy Get Your Free …

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S&P 500, Nasdaq 100 and Dow Jones Boosted by Weak US PMI’s

S&P 500, Nasdaq 100 and Dow Jones Talking Points S&P 500 edges higher ahead of FOMC meeting minutes Dow Jones retail sentiment turns bullish despite fundamental risks Nasdaq 100 runs into trendline resistance while liquidity remains thin Recommended by Tammy Da Costa Get Your Free USD Forecast US PMI Drives USD Lower Ahead of FOMC …

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US Dollar (DXY) Technical Outlook Remains Weak Going Forward

US Dollar (DXY) Price and Chart Analysis The US dollar weakens as rate expectations fade. Short-dated US Treasury yields offer a supportive backdrop. Recommended by Nick Cawley Get Your Free USD Forecast The Federal Reserve is expected to raise interest rates by another 100 basis points over the coming months, to 475-500bps, and then pause …

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S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 Extend Gains Despite Weak ISM Manufacturing Data

ISM MANUFACTURING KEY POINTS: September ISM manufacturing falls to 50.9 from 52.8 in August, missing expectations for a more modest decline to 52.2 The slowdown in factory activity suggests the U.S. economy may be teetering on the edge of a recession, undermined by higher interest rates New orders and the employment index plummet, while the …

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ZAR Suffers at the Hands of Global Risk Sentiment & Weak Chinese Data

RAND TALKING POINTS Stronger USD and slump in commodities weighs on ZAR. Rand indifferent after South African manufacturing PMI beat. USD/ZAR bulls now eye 2022 highs. USD/ZAR FUNDAMENTAL BACKDROP The South African randis suffering at the hands of declining global risk sentiment on the back of a hawkish Federal Reserve. Yesterday we saw the Fed’s …

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