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Daily Global Market Update

Daily Global Market Update

Euro falls 0.2% against dollar, Dollar-Yen stable, Gold up 0.3%, Nike shares increase 0.1%. Dollar strong on US labor data, EU considers sanctions on China. Key data today: Germany, Australia, Eurozone, Japan GDP, US jobless claims.
Moneta Markets | 575 days ago
DXY Rebounds on Mixed US Data, Euro Tumbles

DXY Rebounds on Mixed US Data, Euro Tumbles

The Dollar Index (DXY), a favored gauge of the Greenback’s value against a basket of 6 major currencies, rebounded to 104.05, a key level (103.25 yesterday). Economic data released yesterday saw US JOLTS Job Openings decline to 8.73 million from 9.35 million previously. The monthly Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey was the lowest level since March 2021.
ACY Securities | 576 days ago
RBA Holds Steady as US Dollar Resurges

RBA Holds Steady as US Dollar Resurges

Yesterday, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) maintained on interest rates, holding them steady at 4.35%. This decision followed a 25-basis points hike delivered in November. The nuanced policy statement released by the RBA revealed a tone less hawkish than anticipated.
ACY Securities | 576 days ago
Daily Global Market Update

Daily Global Market Update

Bitcoin up 4.7%, potential pullback. Amazon rose 0.4%, mixed signals. Aussie Dollar down 0.9%, negative MACD. Gold fell 0.7%, downturn signal. Financial: USD rebounded, XA's $1B offering, mixed job data. Key events: US Unit Labor Costs, Japan's Foreign Bond Investment, US ADP Employment Change, Germany's Factory Orders, Japan's Foreign Investment, Eurozone's Retail Sales.
Moneta Markets | 576 days ago
Dollar Bolsters Due to PMI Readings

Dollar Bolsters Due to PMI Readings

The latest U.S. Job Opening data, dropping to its lowest level since March 2021 at 8.73 million, offers a preliminary insight ahead of the crucial Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP) report scheduled for Friday. Despite this downbeat job data, the U.S. dollar found support from better-than-expected PMI readings, indicating a resilient U.S. economy.
PU Prime | 576 days ago
What to expect from the Bank of Canada's next interest rate announcement

What to expect from the Bank of Canada's next interest rate announcement

In the previous meeting, Canada's central bank kept its key interest rate at 5%. The current interest rate is unsustainable for Canadians, and it seems evident that the Bank of Canada will keep the overnight key rate. The BoC decision on the interest rate is likely to weaken the national currency—the nearest target for USDCAD is 1.3650–1.3700.
OctaFX | 577 days ago
FED Policy Expectations

FED Policy Expectations

Chair Powell provides the most definitive signal that the cycle of interest rate hikes for the USD has end. The US dollar has experienced continued weakness in the Asian trading session, persisting from the sell-off observed in the previous week. Over the last three weeks, the dollar index has consistently closed lower, marking an overall decline of around -4.0% since reaching its peak in October.
ACY Securities | 577 days ago
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