How Will the US Dollar React to Fed Rate Decision Next Week?

US Dollar Scenarios Ahead of FOMC – Talking Points: The US dollar’s short-term uptrend remains intact ahead of the FOMC meeting. The Fed is highly likely to keep rates unchanged next week. The Statement of Economic Projection could be particular interest. How is the greenback likely to react? Recommended by Manish Jaradi Traits of Successful

Gold Price on Meltdown Alert as USD Eyes Breakout Before Fed, XAU/USD Levels

GOLD PRICE FORECAST Gold prices lack directional conviction as the U.S. dollar charges toward multi-month highs. Precious metals retain a somewhat bearish outlook from a fundamental standpoint. This article looks at XAU/USD’s key technical levels to watch in the coming days. Most Read: US Dollar Setups: USD/CAD, USD/JPY, and AUD/USD; Major Tech Levels Identified Gold

Gold falls back despite US Dollar retreats ahead of inflation data

Share: Gold price remains sideways as the market awaits US inflation data for further action. The US Dollar corrects marginally, while the broader bias remains bullish due to US economic resilience. Fed policymakers are expected to maintain the status quo on September 20 as US inflation is falling and the economy is better

US household net worth rises to record $154.28 trillion – Fed

The amount of wealth in the United States is truly staggering, something the Q2 Fed household net worth underscores. Real estate values rose by $2.5 trillion in Q2 Stock market values rose by $2.6 trillion in Q2 Total non-financial debt rose at 6.3% annualized rate in Q2 Fed govt debt rose at 12.7% annualized rate

XAG/USD displays volatility contraction near $23, following subdued US Dollar

Share: Silver price volatility compresses near $23.00 while the US Dollar remains subdued. Investors turn baffled between rising hopes of the Federal Reserve’s (Fed) soft landing and resilient US dollar. Silver price consolidates below the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement at $23.30. Silver price (XAG/USD) demonstrates a volatility squeeze near the crucial support of $23.00,

Gold recovers as Fed policymakers see no rate increase in September

Share: Gold price discovers support as Fed policymakers see no interest-rate increase in September. The USD Index hovers near 105.00, preparing for a fresh upside amid the risk-off mood. Fed’s Goolsbee said the central bank is aiming to push the economy on a “golden path”. Gold price (XAU/USD) extends recovery as Federal Reserve (Fed)

Asia FX weakens, dollar at 6-mth high with Fed speakers in focus By Investing.com

© Reuters. Investing.com– Most Asian currencies fell on Wednesday, hit by persistent concerns over slowing economic growth and high oil prices, while the dollar surged to six-month highs before more cues on U.S. monetary policy from a string of Federal Reserve officials. A broader risk-off sentiment also kept traders wary of regional currencies, following weak

XAU/USD rebound appears elusive below $1,950 as yields drive US Dollar higher

Share: Gold Price pares recent losses at weekly low after five-day losing streak. XAU/USD bears the burden of strong US Dollar, China woes. Mostly upbeat United States data, Federal Reserve talks propel yields, US Dollar and weigh on the Gold Price. Risk catalysts, mid-tier US data and Fed signals eyed for fresh impulse

AUD/USD trades neutral at 0.6380 after the US Fed Beige Book release

Share: AUD/USD traded in the 0.6360 – 0.6400 range on Wednesday. USD gained momentum after ISM Service PMIs and the Fed’s Beige Book releases. The odds of one last hike by the Fed are gaining more relevance. In Wednesday’s session, the AUD/USD traded neutral but remained vulnerable below 0.6400. On the one hand, strong

Westpac forecasts for AUD/USD revised down, USD supported by higher Fed

Westpac note on the Fed, China, and the Australian dollar. The US economy and the equity market have proved much more resilient to the FOMC’s tightening cycle than earlier anticipated. Our expectation for (US) inflation … 6–month annualised inflation back at 2.0% by end–2023 and the annual rate around 2.0%yr by mid–2024. It is the