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
Share: NZD/USD peaked at a daily high of 0.6015 and then plummeted to 0.5940. US NFPs from August showed a mixed picture, while the Manufacturing PMIs from the same month came in better than expected. The USD holds its ground despite investors betting on lower odds of a last hike by the Fed
Share: Bullish-engulfing candlestick pattern on the daily chart suggests buyers are in control. The first major resistance at 1.3600, followed by several key levels up to 1.3804. Downside risks include a drop below 1.3489, potentially targeting the 200-DMA at 1.3462 and the 50-DMA at 1.3345. The Canadian Dollar (CAD) losses ground against the
Share: After initially rising to 1.0880, the EUR/USD declines to 1.0785, below the 200-day SMA at 1.0815. Manufacturing PMIs from the US showed better-than-expected results. The US DXY index and Treasury yields significantly recovered following the release. Following the release of a mixed Nonfarm Payrolls report, which saw employment rising higher than expected, wages decelerating
Share: Mixed US Nonfarm Payrolls data initially fails to boost USD, but ISM Manufacturing PMI lifts sentiment. Swiss inflation exceeds estimates, but weak Retail Sales could deter SNB from tightening. The upcoming Federal Reserve meeting on September 14 could be a key event for the pair. The Swiss Franc (CHF) losses traction against
Share: AUD/USD retreated below the 20-day SMA towards 0.6450. The August NFP report from the US sent mixed signals from the US labour market. The Greenback benefited from higher-than-expected ISM PMIs. In Friday’s session, the USD initially dropped and found support at the 20-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) of 103.30 but then managed
Share: US PCE inflation aligns with estimates but shows an uptick, while Initial Jobless Claims come in lower than expected, adding complexity to the Fed’s rate decision. ECB board member Isabel Schnabel reignites stagflation fears but doesn’t rule out more rate hikes; EU inflation data mixed, with core HICP falling to 5.3% YoY.
Share: USD/CHF declined for a third consecutive day to 0.87800, below the 20-day SMA of 0.8800. US JOLTs from July came in lower than expected, which fueled a decrease in US bond yields. Hawkish bets on the Fed for November remain high—markets pricing in rate cuts In June 2024. On Tuesday, the USD faced
Share: AUD/USD trades higher around 0.6440 on the back of improved Australia’s Retail Sales. 10-year US bond yield declined to 4.18%; Greenback experiences losses. The stability of China’s economy could underpin the Aussie pair. AUD/USD continues its winning streak for the second consecutive day, trading around 0.6440 during the Asian session on Tuesday. The US
Share: USD/JPY surges to a new YTD high of 146.68, buoyed by Wall Street’s upbeat opening and dovish comments from BoJ Governor Kazuo Ueda. Despite a dip in US 10-year Treasury yields, the pair maintains its bullish momentum, reflecting the Fed’s hawkish stance on further tightening. A packed economic calendar could introduce volatility,
