[ad_1] The PBoC left its LPR rates unchanged as expected: LPR 1-year 3.45%. LPR 5-year 4.20%. PBoC ECB’s Wunsch (hawk – voter) gave a clear signal that the ECB is going to hold rates steady in the next two months, but warned that an easing in financial conditions due to rate cuts bets could prompt
[ad_1] We had a jam-packed economic calendar this week, and it seems like broad market behavior was once again mainly dictated by inflation updates and its influence on monetary policy sentiment. The main event stealing the spotlight was the U.S. CPI update, basically setting the vibe for the entire financial dance floor like a
[ad_1] ECB President Lagarde (neutral – voter) over the weekend spoke with a Greek newspaper and reaffirmed their commitment to bring inflation down to target by 2025: We are determined to bring inflation down to 2%. According to our projections we will get there in 2025. Our mandate is to ensure price stability, and this
[ad_1] Equities and crypto were big winners this week as traders navigated between fresh business sentiment surveys, geopolitics and central bank statements, and found plenty of reasons to lean bullish on risk. Ready to do a quick review to stay in flow with the market environment? If so, let’s check out the major headlines
[ad_1] Thanks to falling Fed rate hike expectations, USD was a big loser & risk-on sentiment was turned back on, leading to big wins from AUD & NZD! [ad_2] لینک منبع : هوشمند نیوز
[ad_1] ECB’s Vujcic (neutral – voter) confirmed that the tightening cycle has ended, and the ECB will now hold rates steady for as long as necessary to get back to their 2% inflation target: We have finished with the process of raising interest rates for now. At this moment we see that inflation is falling,
[ad_1] Geopolitical and economic news flow stayed elevated this week, with both good and bad developments keeping price action mostly in a range. The War premium faded a bit early on as major escalation from Israel was pushed back through Thursday, and traders still had plenty to worry about with global growth, inflation and interest
[ad_1] The Aussie dollar took the top spot this week, closely followed by the Japanese yen, both likely bid higher after strong inflation updates hit the wires from their respective countries. And unfortunately for Loonie bulls, the Canadian dollar was the biggest loser, likely driven lower by falling oil prices and net negative commentary from
[ad_1] Middle East conflict developments, inflation updates and interest rate expectations continued to dominate the markets this week. These themes and other drivers prompted no sight of the usual risk behaviors and correlations between the major asset classes. Notable News & Economic Updates: 🟢 Broad Market Risk-on Arguments China conducted MLF operations that put a
[ad_1] Inflation expectations, bond yields, and the Israel-Hamas war dominated headlines once again. But we also saw plenty of other headlines from around the globe shake up how traders were pricing in forex sentiment this week. What were the headlines and drivers, and who among the majors came out on top? USD Pairs Overlay of
