Forex Market Report - 26th June 2024

Our forex market report offers an overview of critical economic and financial events that impact the global forex markets. Traders should closely monitor developments to fine-tune their trading strategies accordingly.

1. US Consumer Confidence Report 

  • Consumer confidence rose to 110.2, above forecasts of 108.
  • Positive consumer sentiment may support USD strength in the short term.
  • Analysts suggest increased consumer spending could boost Q2 GDP. 

2. ECB President Speech

  • ECB President emphasized the need for sustained monetary policy tightening to combat inflation.
  • Indications of possible rate hikes in the upcoming July meeting.
  • Eurozone bond yields responded with a slight increase, supporting the EUR. 

3. UK Inflation Data

  • UK CPI data showed a slight decrease to 7.8% YoY from 8.2% last month.
  • Lower inflation may reduce pressure on the Bank of England to raise interest rates.
  • GBP experienced minor fluctuations but remained stable post-release. 

4. US Durable Goods Orders

  • Durable goods orders increased by 1.2% in May, exceeding expectations of 0.8%.
  • Strong orders indicate robust manufacturing activity and economic resilience.
  • The positive data supports USD, especially against JPY and EUR. 

5. Japan Retail Sales

  • Japan's retail sales grew by 3.5% YoY in May, beating the forecast of 3.0%.
  • Increased domestic spending suggests economic recovery momentum.
  • JPY strengthened slightly against USD and EUR following the release.

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