Share: DXY comes under pressure following recent peaks. A move to 108.00 still appears in store near term. DXY faces some selling pressure after climbing to new 2023 tops in the 107.30/35 band on Tuesday. In light of the ongoing price action, extra gains appear likely in the dollar for the time being.
Last week inflation data for the eurozone came in weaker than expected, giving a glimpse of hope that it will continue to drop in the near future. However, overall inflation remains elevated and the rising energy prices might exert additional pressure in the coming months. That said, the ECB is likely to keep rates on
UPCOMING EVENTS: Monday: BoJ Summary of Opinions, Swiss Retail Sales, Eurozone Unemployment Rate, US ISM Manufacturing PMI. Tuesday: RBA Policy Decision, Swiss CPI, US Job Openings. Wednesday: RBNZ Policy Decision, Eurozone Retail Sales, Eurozone PPI, US ADP, US ISM Services PMI. Thursday: US Challenger Job Cuts, US Jobless Claims. Friday: Japan Wage data, Swiss Unemployment
© Reuters. The anticipated depreciation of the British Pound in Q4 2023 is closely tied to the Bank of England’s interest rates. This analysis looks into three Sterling pairs that are predicted to be impacted by this development. The pair is expected to face challenges due to the dominant US Dollar. The strength of the
BRITISH POUND TALKING POINTS AND ANALYSIS • GBPUSD Inches Down in Europe • Last week’s surprise Bank of England decision to hold rates still weighs • US Durable Goods data will be the near-term focus Recommended by David Cottle Get Your Free GBP Forecast The British Pound slipped just a little against the United States
Share: Gold price remains under pressure as the US economy remains resilient despite higher interest rates. The US economy is comfortably absorbing the consequences of the Fed’s higher interest rates. Fed’s Collins says further policy tightening is not off the table. Gold price (XAU/USD) trades back and forth as uncertainty over the interest
Share: Economists at Crédit Agricole highlight uncertainties surrounding a potential US government shutdown and its implications for the USD. Some relief and support to the USD if a resolution to prevent the shutdown is reached before the deadline The expectation is that a resolution will be reached before the 1 October deadline, possibly
UPCOMING EVENTS: Monday: German IFO. Tuesday: US Consumer Confidence. Wednesday: BoJ Meeting Minutes, Australia Monthly CPI, US Durable Goods Orders. Thursday: Australia Retail Sales, US Q2 Final GDP, US Jobless Claims. Friday: Japan Tokyo CPI, Japan Unemployment Rate, Japan Retail Sales, UK Q2 Final GDP, Eurozone CPI, Canada GDP, US Core PCE. Tuesday The US
Following a bustling week with significant Central Bank decisions in the limelight, the upcoming week holds the potential for a quieter economic events calendar. The FX market may be influenced by month-end rebalancing. Highlights for Tuesday include Japan’s BoJ Core CPI y/y data and the release of CB Consumer Confidence, New Home Sales, and the
The ZAR’s reaction to the SARB MPC decision and policy statement was relatively muted as the decision was in line with consensus, and guidance from the central bank was mostly like that issued in the previous meeting and address. On a positive note, we did see a slight upward revision to the outlook for GDP
