[ad_1] Share: Central banks are in the spotlight. Economists at Commerzbank analyze how their fight against inflation could impact the exchange rates. End of rate hikes does not mean victory over inflation – yet The market has accepted that the rate hike cycle will come to an end for now, despite the fact
[ad_1] Share: USD/CAD struggles to gain any meaningful traction and oscillates in a range on Monday. Bullish Oil prices underpin the Loonie and act as a headwind amid a modest USD slide. The downside seems limited as traders seem reluctant ahead of the FOMC policy meeting. The USD/CAD pair kicks off the new
[ad_1] Share: USD/CAD stalls its downtrend, finding support at 1.3489, just above the 200-day Moving Average, and trades 0.14% higher. If the pair sustains above 1.3489, it could target resistance levels at 1.3550, 1.3580/90, and the psychological 1.3600 mark. A break below 1.3489 could signal a bearish resumption, exposing the 200-DMA at 1.3463
[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] Share: USD/JPY advances to fresh multi-month highs near 147.85 US Michigan’s Consumer Sentiment came in lower than expected. The US DXY index reached its highest point since March 9 at 105.43 and then settled at 105.23. All eyes are now on the Fed’s decision next week. Ahead of the weekend, the USD/JPY pair
[ad_1] Share: USD/MXN trades at 17.0741, down 0.19%, as the pair slides below the 20-day Moving Average, targeting the psychological 17.0000 level. Mixed US data, including a drop in inflation expectations, leaves investors uncertain about further Fed tightening beyond September. Technical outlook suggests downside risks below the 50-DMA at 17.0079 while reclaiming the
[ad_1] © Reuters. The Nigerian Naira has continued to depreciate against major currencies, with the exchange rate for a dollar reaching N950 at the Lagos Parallel Market on Friday, September 15, 2023. The Naira also saw depreciation against the British Pound and the Euro, going from N1190/£1 to N1210/£1 and from N995/€1 to N1020/€1 respectively.
[ad_1] Share: As US economic data strengthens the dollar, GBP/USD trades at 1.2397, slipping below its 200-day Moving Average. Odds for a November rate hike by the Fed stand at 32.45%, while bets on a BoE rate hike toward 6% are scaled back. With U.S. 10-year Treasury yields at 4.326% and a solid
[ad_1] Share: Kiwi holding near the middle, set to finish Friday near where it started. Market flows are firmly in the hands of the US Dollar. Risk sentiment getting limited knock-on positive support from upbeat China outlook. The NZD/USD is set to finish Friday on a slight downstep, trading into the 0.5900 level and
[ad_1] Share: USD/INR is seen consolidating in a narrow band just above the 83.00 mark. The technical setup favours bulls and supports prospects for additional gains. Any meaningful corrective slide is likely to get bought into and remain limited. The USD/INR pair struggles to capitalize on its modest gains registered over the past
