Daily Global Market Update

Bitcoin down 0.3%, Google stagnant, Aussie dollar drops 1.1%, Gold declines 0.5%, and global markets cautious. Notable events: Japan's Foreign Investments, Eurozone's Retail Sales, US ISM Services PMI, Germany's Factory Orders, and Australia's GDP. Chronicle expands services beyond Maker DAO.

Bitcoin's Subdued Movements

Bitcoin recorded a decline of 0.3% against the dollar in its last trading session. The stochastic indicator provides a negative outlook.

 

 

Google's Static Position

Google's stock showcased a sideways movement in the last session. While the CCI indicates a negative signal, this appears to be in contradiction with the broader technical analysis.

 

 

Aussie Dollar's Descent

The Aussie dollar witnessed a sharp drop of 1.1% in the recent trading session. The Rate of Change (ROC) indicator aligns with the broader technical analysis, signposting a negative trend.

 

 

Gold's Slump

Gold reported a 0.5% decline against the dollar in its last trading session. The CCI is suggesting a negative trajectory.

 

 

Global Economic Overview

Amid the dollar's strength nearing its recent peaks, market trading remained somewhat muted. The broader market anticipates cues regarding the U.S Federal Reserve's policy direction after an expected interest rate pause this month. Concerns over worldwide growth, with a special focus on China, led the safe haven U.S dollar to achieve multi-month peaks against major currencies such as the Japanese Yen, Euro, and Pound. This economic climate also prompted the Aussie dollar's downturn by over 1.5%, especially with The Reserve Bank of Australia's decision to maintain steady rates. Chronicle, the second major Oracle provider responsible for safeguarding over $5 billion for Maker DAO, is extending its services beyond the Maker DAO ecosystem. The firm is launching a fresh protocol, making oracles accessible across various networks, initiating with Polygon.

 

Today's Notable Economic Events

A list of significant economic events for the day includes:

• Japan's Foreign Investments in Japan Stocks - 2350 hours GMT

• Eurozone's Retail Sales - 0900 hours GMT

• Japan's Foreign Bond Investment - 2350 hours GMT

• U.S ISM Services PMI - 1400 hours GMT

• Germany's Factory Orders - 0600 hours GMT

• Australia's Gross Domestic Product - 0130 hours GMT

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