Share: Australian Dollar moves upward toward a major level after stronger Aussie CPI data. Australia’s CPI climbed to 1.2% in Q3, exceeding the market consensus of 1.1%. US Dollar received upward support from upbeat PMI figures from the United States. The Australian Dollar (AUD) continues to gain ground, trading higher for the third
Share: Australian Dollar extends gains as the US Dollar declines. Australia’s Manufacturing PMI eased to 48.0, while the Services PMI dropped to 47.6. China may approve over 1 trillion yuan in additional sovereign debt issuance. US Treasury Department confirmed the meeting with China to discuss bilateral economic policy matters. The pullback in US Treasury
Share: The Euro clings to daily gains vs. the US Dollar. Stocks in Europe extend the multi-day decline on Monday. EUR/USD keeps hovering around the 1.0600 zone. The USD Index (DXY) comes under pressure and disputes 106.00. Eurozone flash Consumer Confidence is due in the domestic docket. The Chicago Fed National Activity Index ticks higher in September.
Share: GBP/USD struggles to extend gains as US Dollar rebounds. UK Retail Sales dipped to 0.9% against the expected 0.1% decline. Upbeat US Treasury yields provide support to underpin the Greenback. GBP/USD struggles to continue the winning streak. trading around 1.2160 during the Asian session on Monday. However, the currency pair encountered a hurdle
Share: AUD/USD recovers its losses ground above the 0.6300 mark in early Monday. Fed Chair Jerome Powell and other officials believe rates will stay on hold and may have peaked unless inflation rises. The latest Australian jobs data showed the labor market is easing. Market players will monitor the preliminary Australian S&P Global
Share: The Euro trades on the defensive against the US Dollar. Stocks in Europe close the session with marked losses. EUR/USD loses some momentum and slips back to 1.0550. The USD Index (DXY) looks bid in the low 106.00s. Eurozone final inflation figures matched the preliminary readings. Housing Starts expanded 7.0% MoM in September. The
Share: The USD/CHF reversed its course after jumping to a daily high of 0.9032 and then settling slightly above 0.9000. The USD is struggling to gather momentum on a positive market mood. The US reported strong economic activity figures from September. Rising US Treasury yields may limit the downside for the pair. In
Share: Australian Dollar continues to gain post-release of the RBA Meeting Minutes. RBA board members favored to maintain the current interest rates. Australia’s Consumer Confidence declined to 76.4 compared to the previous figure of 80.1. US Dollar faces challenges due to the dovish comments made by multiple Fed members. Fed member Patrick Harker
Share: USD/JPY trades around 149.52, marking a slight gain of 0.02% from Monday. US 10-year Treasury bond yield climbs nine basis points to 4.70%, despite Philadelphia Fed Harker dovish comments. Japanese economic data to feature Balance of Trade; Yen watches for intervention threats. USD/JPY fluctuates at around 149.52 as Tuesday’s Asian session begins
Share: The Euro keeps the bid bias unchanged against the US Dollar. Stocks in Europe close the session with a decent advance across the board. EUR/USD faces immediate target at the 1.0600 hurdle. The USD Index (DXY) meets initial support around 106.30. German Wholesale Prices rose 0.2% MoM in September. US NY Empire State Manufacturing Index
