© Reuters The British pound is showing resilience ahead of the Bank of England’s (BoE) Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) November interest rate decision, which is expected to maintain the 5.25% rate, a prediction backed by over 90% of money markets and a majority of surveyed analysts. The BoE’s anticipated “high-for-longer” policy might bolster the pound
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EUR/USD: Awaiting the Pair at 1.0200? ● Having started the past week on a positive note, EUR/USD approached a significant support/resistance level at the 1.0700 zone on Tuesday, October 24, before reversing and sharply declining. According to several analysts, the correction of the DXY Dollar Index that began on October 3rd, which correspondingly drove EUR/USD
National Australia Bank is forecasting a November Reserve Bank of Australia interest rate hike of 25bp, which will take the cash rate to 4.35%. NAB on the Q3 CPI data that’s due on Wednesday, 25 October 2023 at 11.30 am Sydney time, whoch is 0030 GMT and 2030 US Eastern time in summary: services inflation
Share: USD/JPY experiences upward support due to the US economic data. Momentum indicators suggest a predominant bullish sentiment in the market. The psychological level at 148.00 could emerge as a key support aligned with the 14-day EMA. USD/JPY hovers slightly below the high since November, trading around 149.10 psychological level during the Asian
Share: The NZD/USD lost nearly 1%, falling below the key level of 0.5900. The USD benefits from a cautious market sentiment. Factory orders decreased in the US in July at a higher pace than expected. The RBA held rates steady, just as expected. The NZD/USD faced selling pressure mainly driven by a stronger