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[ad_1] The market is 50/50 on whether the Federal Reserve is done with rate hikes this year but we’re very likely close to the peak. With that, eyes are on bonds and what might be a rare opportunity to get 4.5% in 10-year notes. Is it time to buy? Today, Deutsche Bank notes that history

[ad_1] Share: The EUR/USD couldn’t extend recovery motivation after getting knocked back by Lagarde. Friday rebound facing downside pressure as US Dollar maintains strength. Next week sees market movers on the cards with EU inflation figures, FOMC. The EUR/USD is set to close out Friday’s trading on the back foot, testing the week’s

[ad_1] In the realm of technical analysis, the MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence) indicator stands as one of the most valuable tools in a trader’s arsenal. Its ability to uncover trends, gauge momentum shifts, and provide potential entry and exit points makes it an indispensable asset for both novice and experienced traders. In this article,

[ad_1] Closing changes: Stoxx 600 +0.3% German DAX +0.6% UK FTSE 100 +0.7% French CAC +0.9% Italy MIB flat Spain IBEX flat Weekly: Stoxx 600 +1.7% German DAX +1.0% UK FTSE 100 +3.4% French CAC +1.9% Italy MIB +2.3% Spain IBEX 1.9% It’s tough to get excited about grocery stores and banks but it looks

[ad_1] Share: XAU/USD tallied 0.60% daily gains and jumped to a daily high of $1,930, then settled at $1,923. Bulls quickly recovered the 20 and 200-day SMAs at the $1,920 area after losing them at the beginning of the week. Indicators point to a bullish resurgence. At the end of the week, the

[ad_1] The EURJPY is trading in and up and down range over the last 5 – 6 weeks with most of the activity between 156.86 and 159.48. There have been a few wonders above and below that area, but those breaks were brief and did not gather much momentum. In trading today, the price has

[ad_1] Share: GBP/JPY looking down a steep hill as the pair loses ground near 183.00. Data-packed economic calendar for the UK in the bottom half of next week. GBP struggles to find a floor on mixed UK data souring investor appetite.  The GBP/JPY has struggled to develop meaningful momentum in recent weeks, and

[ad_1] Challenger is reporting that they see the labor market starting to cool as the holiday season kicks off. They add: Employers are hiring at a slower clip Retailers have announced 55,755 job cuts through August US retailers will add 410K seasonal positions, which represents the lowest number of jobs added in the 1st quarter

[ad_1] Share: USD/NOK saw green on Friday, rising 0.50% above 10.788. Investors expect the NB to deliver a 25 basis point hike to 4.25% next week. The Fed decision will likely be a pause next Wednesday. On the last day of the week, the USD/NOK gained additional traction, rising to multi-month highs above 10.788.  On the

[ad_1] Baker Hughes US oil rig count There’s about a 12 month lag from US drilling to production. I suspect we’ve bottomed here but it’s tough to say how quickly it will rebound. Yes, oil is at $90 but OPEC+ has 4 million barrels per day in spare production and oil company shareholders are trying