Pound Sterling stabilizes above 1.25 on cheerful mood, UK Employment in focus

Share: Pound Sterling climbs above a two-day high as the appeal for risk-sensitive currencies improves. Investors shift focus to UK employment data for July, which will be published on Tuesday. BoE Pill and Mann are set to speak on Monday and Tuesday, respectively. The Pound Sterling (GBP) rebounds strongly as bearish market sentiment

China Consumer Price Index (MoM) in line with forecasts (0.3%) in August

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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)

Pound Sterling remains vulnerable due to dismal economic outlook

Share: Pound Sterling finds an intermediate support, but the downside seems favored amid global uncertainty. BoE Dhingra warned that further tightening could hurt the UK economy. Investors shift focus to the July Employment data, which will be released on Tuesday. The Pound Sterling (GBP) discovered intermediate support as investors started digesting the potential

China August inflation: CPI 0.1% y/y (vs. expected 0.2%) & PPI -3.0% y/y (expected -3.0%)

China’s consumer-price index and producer-price index from the National Bureau of Statistics. higher services prices (prices of air tickets, tourism and accommodation rose over the summer holiday season) dragged CPI up from its negative return in the previous month neverthelss CPI came in lower than the surveyed consensus of expectations from economists food prices fell