Share: The Canadian Dollar found its highest bids in nearly six weeks on data beats. Retail Sales in Canada gave a surprise 0.6% jump in September. The Loonie was firmer on Friday as market sentiment spun up to close out the week. The Canadian Dollar (CAD) found some bullish momentum in the latter half of
Share: Natural Gas prices fall further as a ceasefire breakthrough in Gaza looks imminent. The US Dollar trades in the red again for this week, erasing Wednesday’s gains. Natural Gas prices could decline to $2.70 in a worst case scenario. Natural Gas (XNG/USD) is sinking this week as a ceasefire deal in Gaza
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Share: The DXY Index stands at 103.90, seeing losses of around 0.40% and tallying a 1.60% weekly decline. Investors continue to digest the data reported throughout the week. The combo of cooling inflation and the labor market points to the Fed not hiking anymore. Fed’s Susan Collins was seen as hawkish on Friday.
Share: The Greenback opens higher this Friday though fails to hold on to gains. Traders can let the dust settle in a very light calendar ahead of the festivities next week. The US Dollar Index is steady above 104, though faces some pressure towards the weekend. The US Dollar (USD) gave traders and
Share: The CAD caught a bounce on risk appetite in early Friday trading. Industrial inflation figures in Canada print better than expected. US Dollar, Fed reaction is driving the market today. The Canadian Dollar (CAD) is looking to pare back some of Thursday’s losses, catching some support from bolstered Crude Oil bids, but
Share: Mexican Peso’s advance against the US Dollar halts, with USD/MXN bouncing from recent lows despite broad-based USD weakness. Banxico officials hint at a less restrictive monetary policy yet suggest gradual rate cuts. Upbeat US economic data and Federal Reserve officials’ resistance to early rate cuts propelled the USD/MXN up move. Mexican Peso
Share: The DXY index first declined to 104.00 and then recovered to 104.40. The headline and core PPI cooled down in October, while US Retail Sales declined but were lower than expected. Investors seem to worry that strong economic activity data might weigh more than cooling inflation in the Fed’s eyes. The US
Share: Gold price rises for the straight third trading session due to easing US inflation. The US headline CPI rose at 3.2%, its slowest pace for two years. Investors await US Retail Sales, PPI, and the outcome of the Biden-Xi meeting. Gold price (XAU/USD) extends rally as easing price pressures in the US
Share: Australian Dollar could continue its downward trajectory. Australia’s central bank adopted a dovish stance in their recent meeting. US Dollar seems lukewarm, despite the positive tone of US bond yields. The Australian Dollar (AUD) aims to continue a week-long slump while the US Dollar (USD) keeps weakening on Monday despite higher US Treasury
