[ad_1] Share: USD/JPY shows minimal change, indicating a stable weekly close. The weekly chart suggests an upward trend with resistance at Tenkan-Sen (149.53); a break above could target 150.00. USD/JPY daily chart key levels to watch include 150.77 and YTD high at 151.91 for upside, 148.01, and 147.15 for downside. The USD/JPY is
[ad_1] Share: Economists at Commerzbank expect the EUR/CHF pair to enjoy modest gains next year. Scope for a stronger Franc again in 2025 We see a moderate depreciation of the Franc against the Euro next year. The EUR should benefit from the fact that market expectations regarding interest rate cuts in the Eurozone
[ad_1] Share: AUD/USD is still trading around 5% below its mid-July high. Economists at Commerzbank analyze Aussie’s outlook. Downside potential again in 2025 With the US likely to enter a recession in the coming months, while the Australian economy is expected to have a soft landing, the trend is likely to reverse in
[ad_1] S&P 500 News and Analysis Two-week winning streak threatened by potential US government shutdown Is the trend of softer US data upon us? US CPI, retail sales next IG client sentiment provides a mixed bias due to inconsistent daily and weekly positioning The analysis in this article makes use of chart patterns and key
[ad_1] © Reuters. Despite the usual end-of-year softening, the strength of the dollar, bolstered by US macro outperformance and a hawkish stance from the Federal Reserve, is predicted to continue. The dollar has remained unaffected by a sell-off in Treasuries and increases in long-end curve rates. High US rates and an unorganized rise in US
[ad_1] CAD/CHF is about to hit a major support zone! Can the pair bounce despite its uber-bearish downswing? The daily chart may provide some clues: CAD/CHF Daily Forex Chart by TradingView As you can see, back in late September CAD/CHF got rejected at the .6825 area that also happened to line up with a key
[ad_1] USD/CAD, WTI OIL PRICE, CHARTS AND ANALYSIS: The Loonie Faces a Key Moment Tomorrow as Inflation Data is Due Ahead of the BoC Meeting Next Week. WTI Slides as US-Venezuela Deal Grows Closer. Middle East Tensions Simmer with Developpements Around Iranian Involvement to be Monitored. Retail Traders are Currently Short on USDCAD as 61%
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[ad_1] Market Recap The significant upside surprise in US job opening numbers for August (9.61 million vs 8.8 million expected) prompted another negative session in Wall Street overnight, with a resilient labour market deemed to be providing more room for the Federal Reserve (Fed) to keep rates high for longer. US Treasury yields continued with