USD The Fed left interest rates unchanged as expected at the last meeting with basically no change to the statement. Fed Chair Powell stressed once again that they are proceeding carefully as the full effects of policy tightening have yet to be felt. The recent US CPI missed expectations across the board bringing the expectations
Share: NZD/JPY rallies 0.70% to stand at 91.00 as buyers take control. The cross seems to be on its way to retest last Friday’s highs around 91.15. Daily chart: RSI is approaching overbought territory, and MACD exhibits increased buying momentum. Despite the overbought status in the four-hour chart, the overall trend remains bullish above
Share: NZD/JPY sits at 89.50, noting minor losses as market sentiment skews somewhat bearish Subdued buying momentum is signalled by the RSI’s negative gradient on the daily chart and the diminishing green bars of the MACD histogram. On the broader context, the pair’s ascendancy above the 20, 100, 200-day SMA suggests bullish control.
EUR/USD, PRICE FORECAST: MOST READ: Oil Latest – US Crude Trying to Nudge Higher After Another Week of Heavy Losses The Euro continues to hold the high ground against the Greenback following Tuesday’s explosive move to the upside. EURUSD is currently trading between two key levels with support provided around the 1.0840 handle and resistance
Share: GBP/JPY uptrend appears to be overextended, with the next major target set at the 190.00 psychological level, a peak not seen since September 2008. A successful breach of 190.00 could open the path towards the September 2008 high of 198.34, potentially even the 200.00 mark. On the downside, initial support is today’s
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Share: USD/NOK struck a high since late May on Thursday of 11.276. On Friday, the pair retreated to 11.170, seeing 0.20% losses. The Greenback trades soft in FX markets after PCE data from September. In Friday’s session, the USD/NOK trades with losses, mainly driven by investors taking profits after the pair jumped to
USD/CAD PRICE, CHARTS AND ANALYSIS: USDCAD is Intriguing at Present as the Loonie and USD Cancel Each Other Out Facilitating a Period of Consolidation Canadian Retail Sales Stagnate Despite an Upward Revision to Last Months Print. The Drop in Canadian Inflation Data and Stagnating Retail Sales Point to a Hold from the BoC Next Week.