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Daily Global Market Update

Daily Global Market Update

The EUR/USD pair declined, while the USD/JPY pair surged. Gold prices remained stable, and Google stock traded sideways. The dollar strengthened against the euro, but investors anticipate a rate cut. The Dow and S&P 500 retreated from recent highs. Trump Media shares rebounded.
Moneta Markets | 291 days ago
USD/JPY Stabilises Amid Bank of Japan's Cautious Signals

USD/JPY Stabilises Amid Bank of Japan's Cautious Signals

The USD/JPY pair has found a stable footing around 143.22 as investors carefully analyse the recent comments from Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda. His remarks suggest that the BoJ is taking a measured approach to monetary policy adjustments, signalling a possible delay in interest rate hikes.
RoboForex | 292 days ago
Equities are on autopilot but cannot help the dollar

Equities are on autopilot but cannot help the dollar

Increased expectations for another 50bps Fed cut. Dollar continues to suffer but euro’s strength is perplexing. Positive impact of China’s measures gradually fades. Gold and oil diverge despite Middle East developments
XM Group | 292 days ago
Daily Global Market Update

Daily Global Market Update

Bitcoin, Alibaba, AUD/USD, and Gold have risen. Indicators suggest overbought conditions for Bitcoin and Alibaba, but positive signals for AUD/USD and Gold. Global financial headlines include OPEC's oil forecast, China's yuan, and Celsius Network's token surge.
Moneta Markets | 292 days ago
Chinese Equity Market Bullish After Rate Cut

Chinese Equity Market Bullish After Rate Cut

The China A50 and the Hang Seng Index (HSI), both surging by nearly 10% over the past two sessions., this rally has been driven by monetary easing policies and stimulus packages from the Chinese government
PU Prime | 292 days ago
Daily Global Market Update

Daily Global Market Update

Gold prices rose slightly, while the euro declined against the dollar. The pound gained slightly, and bitcoin's price was volatile. Wall Street's main indexes rose, and China's Bitcoin mining dominance persists.
Moneta Markets | 293 days ago
A 25bps Cut and Bullish USD, how is that Possible?

A 25bps Cut and Bullish USD, how is that Possible?

The recent weakness in the U.S. dollar, as observed ahead of the Federal Reserve's anticipated rate cut, aligns with historical precedents. This trend often signals the market's expectation of forthcoming monetary easing, a phenomenon that has been consistently documented over time.
ACY Securities | 293 days ago
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