Share: NZD/USD eyes stabilization above 0.6000 amid easing US price pressures. Further action in the US Dollar will be guided by the monthly US Retail Sales data. NZD/USD forms an Inverted Head and Shoulder chart pattern. The NZD/USD pair aims for stability above the psychological resistance of 0.6000 as the market mood has
Share: The key report for the week will be on Tuesday with the US Consumer Price Index. Additionally, more US inflation data is scheduled for Wednesday with the Producer Price Index. The Eurozone will report GDP growth, and the UK will release employment and inflation data. Australia will also release jobs data. The
Share: The DXY index trades with mild losses at 105.80, closing a 0.70% weekly gain. Fed hawks revived USD strength during the week. UoM consumer sentiment data come in lower than expected. The focus shifts to next week’s inflation figure from the US from October. The US Dollar (USD) showed minimal movement on
Share: AUD/USD refreshes weekly low near 0.6560 as the broader market mood is risk-off. Fed Powell considered current monetary policy as inadequate to bring down inflation to 2%. The RBA MPS report indicated that further tightening would be largely dependent on incoming data. The AUD/USD pair continues its losing streak for the fifth
Share: The key event during the Asian session will be the Reserve Bank of Australia meeting, with a rate hike expected. China will release important trade data. Later in the day, Eurostat will release the Producer Price Index. Here is what you need to know on Tuesday, November 7: The US Dollar Index
Share: US Dollar consolidates previous week’s losses. Economists at Commerzbank analyze Greenback’s outlook. USD’s upside potential largely exhausted Due to a lack of new information on central bank policy, EUR/USD will tend to trade sideways this week. Based on monetary policy the Dollar’s upside potential is more or less used up and the
Share: Atlanta Federal Reserve President Raphael Bostic said on Friday that monetary policy is in the right place given the economic outlook. He added he may support holding interest rates steady for about 8 to ten months. In an interview with Bloomberg TV, Bostic mentioned that he does not see a recession ahead.
Share: Nonfarm Payrolls surprised expectations to the downside in October. This brought the USD lower from its high ground. Economists at TD Securities analyze Greenback’s outlook. A topping out of 10Y yields and US rates vol will help revive the high-quality carry currencies Both the headline jobs number and wage data came on
Share: The DXY sank towards 105.05, its lowest level since mid-September. US government bond yields are retreating, also standing at lows since September. Job creation decelerated in October in the US as well as Hourly Earnings, while the Unemployment Rate increased. The US Dollar (USD) witnessed a significant drop on Friday, with the US
Share: The US Dollar is trading soft against its rivals and seems to be consolidating the last session’s gains. The Core PCE from September matched expectations at 3.7% YoY. The US bond yields are mixed, while dovish bets on the Fed remain high. Focus now shifts to next week’s Fed decision. The US
