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The US Dollar (USD) enters some calm waters on Thursday after a rollercoaster ride on Wednesday following the Federal Reserve’s (Fed)
The Mexican Peso (MXN) trades higher in its key pairs on Thursday as market sentiment gets a lift from a combination
Oil prices recovered a touch on Thursday after athe three-day nosedive move triggered by a string of headlines which took the
The Gold price (XAU/USD) is trading in the $2,310s on Thursday after retracing about three-tenths of a percent on reduced safe-haven
United States Challenger Job Cuts fell from previous 90.309K to 64.789K in April
EUR/USD is stuck in a tight range above the round-level support of 1.0700 in Thursday’s European session.
The Japanese Yen (JPY) trims a part of its intraday losses against its American counterpart, albeit remains depressed through the European
The Pound Sterling (GBP) struggles to hold gains above the crucial resistance of 1.2500 as market sentiment turns uncertain in Thursday’s London session.
Silver price (XAG/USD) falls back sharply to $26.20 while attempting to recapture the crucial resistance of $27.00 during the European session
NZD/USD edges higher, up by eight-hundredths of a percent in the 0.5930s, on Thursday, as an improvement in global market sentiment
EUR/JPY edges higher on Thursday as the prevailing positive sentiment in the market provides support for risk-sensitive currencies like the Euro.
Silver prices (XAG/USD) fell on Thursday, according to FXStreet data.
Gold prices fell in India on Thursday, according to data from India's Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX).
France 10-y Bond Auction rose from previous 2.87% to 3.03%
Greece Unemployment Rate (MoM) down to 10.2% in March from previous 11%
The Federal Reserve didn’t help oil bulls as its inflation-fretting has seen us rate-cut doubts grow
Fed Chair Jerome Powell gave financial markets a slight dovish nudge last night, seemingly ruling out any US interest rate hikes.
This article discusses the short-term outlook for the US dollar from a fundamental and technical standpoint following the Fed's decision, focusing
The Federal Reserve held interest rates unchanged for the sixth consecutive meeting, in line with expectations. Powell may offer more clues
It seems highly likely that Tokyo intervened to boost the Yen this week. But, if it did, it didn’t get much
The Euro is struggling against the a resurgent US dollar as rate cut expectations between the two continue to widen. Today’s
Increased US employment costs over the last three months rose above the maximum estimate, lifting USD and adding to recent price
This article offers an exclusive preview of the upcoming Fed monetary policy announcement scheduled for Wednesday. Furthermore, we examine the technical
Oil prices dropped after the EIA revised total US oil demand (Feb) higher. A surprise in US employment costs also sparked
Sterling has benefitted from increased risk appetite, but its rise seems to be losing a bit of steam
Largely positive German and EU growth data has the euro making up some lost ground, preparing the landscape for the highly
Risk assets continue to push ahead, albeit in quiet trading conditions, ahead of the latest Fed policy decision and the monthly
This article explores the fundamental and the technical outlook for the U.S. dollar, zeroing in on three popular and very liquid
The Aussie dollar is one of the more recent standouts in the FX space, benefitting from a risk off environment and
The Euro’s latest uptrend has held up into the start of a new trading week as the single currency looks more
As a North American session begins, the CHF is the strongest, and the JPY is the weakest of the major currencies.
Headlines:Swiss franc gains after inflation data beatSwitzerland April CPI +1.4% vs +1.1% y/y expectedBOJ accounts suggest Japan intervened in FX market
Crude Oil has been falling steadily lately with analysts citing the peace deals in the Middle East. That looks like noise
US-based employers announced 64,789 job cuts in April this year, which is just a little over 3% less than the year
For some context, the existing 2.2 mil bpd worth of oil production cuts are to run until June. Three sources cited
The 2024 Bitcoin halving, which crypto investors have been expecting for four years, has been finalised. The reward per block has
Yesterday, the Fed left interest rates unchanged at 5.25-5.50% as expected but delivered some dovish surprises compared to the hawkish expectations.
The headlines as and when it happened:USD/JPY slammed lowerUSD/JPY is cratering, drops under 155.00 in super-thin intervention tradeThe projections are from
Gold caught a decent jump from the Fed yesterday as it rose from $2,300 to $2,328. The move was faded quite
Yesterday, the Fed left interest rates unchanged at 5.25-5.50% as expected but delivered some dovish surprises compared to the hawkish expectations.
Eurozone Final April Manufacturing PMI 45.7 vs. 45.6 expected and 46.1 prior.Key findings: HCOB Eurozone Manufacturing PMI at 45.7 (Mar: 46.1).
Prior 41.9It's a mild revision higher as the German manufacturing downturn eases a touch in April. But at 42.5, that's still
Final Manufacturing PMI 45.3 vs. 44.9 expected and 46.2 prior.Key findings: French factory output restricted by rapid fall in new orders.Backlogs
Prior 50.4That's a bummer as Italy's manufacturing sector slips back into contraction in April. There were renewed declines in output and
Excessive FX moves can have a major impact on Japanese economyWhether on a plane or overseas, will deal appropriately with market
Markets sentiment in the US stabilized overnight, responding positively to Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s less hawkish-than-anticipated remarks in the post-FOMC press
Dollar’s rally slowed slightly in early US session despite robust ADP job data, as traders adopt a cautious stance ahead of
Dollar rebounded broadly overnight and stayed generally firm in Asian session. Stock investors were apparently adopting a cautious stance and lightening
Dollar’s rebound is picking up momentum in early US session, bolstered by latest Employment Cost Index which rose by 1.2% in
Australian Dollar weakened across the board in Asian session, dragged down by unexpectedly poor retail sales data for March. The contraction
Yen is currently trading as the strongest currency for the day as the markets enter into US session. The earlier dip
Japanese Yen mounted a strong comeback in Asian session today after initial dip through 160 psychological support against Dollar. While the
Last week’s market activity was shaped by several significant themes. Firstly, the Japanese Yen’s rapid decline caught market participants off guard.
Dollar remains stable in early US session despite release of another set of persistently high inflation figures. The strong rebound in
Japanese Yen resumes its free fall today, after a brief pause, and reaches new 34-year low against Dollar. Yen’s weakness is
Risk sentiment took a sharp downturn following the release of US Q1 GDP data, which revealed weaker-than-expected economic growth alongside an
Japanese Yen’s accelerated decline captured significant attention in Asian session, while the broader currency markets remained generally stable. Market participants interpret
Dollar is making a modest recovery in early US session, supported by slightly better-than-expected durable goods orders and recovery in benchmark
Australian Dollar is having a robust, broad-based rally today, boosted by unexpectedly strong CPI data. This inflation report is particularly notable
Sterling and Euro rebound broadly today, bolstered by encouraging PMI data that suggests continued recovery momentum in both UK and Eurozone.
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