Daily Global Market Update

Oil-Dollar pair surged 1.8%, Aussie Dollar steady, Euro-Dollar neutral, Dollar-Yen sideways. Renminbi transactions up 24%. Global growth to slow to 3.1% in 2023. Economic highlights today: Japan's Unemployment, Germany's GDP, Australia's Retail Sales, and more.

Oil Dollar Pair's Recent Surge

The oil dollar pair witnessed an elevation of 1.8% in the preceding session, with an intraday high of 2.6%. The Stochastic RSI alludes to a negative market outlook.

 

 

Aussie Dollar's Steady Performance

The Aussie dollar remained largely constant in its last trading session. The MACD's positive signal aligns with the broader market sentiment.

 

 

Euro Dollar's Neutral Stance

The euro dollar was largely unchanged in the most recent session. The Stochastic RSI points towards a negative trend, consistent with the broader technical analysis.

 

 

Dollar-Yen's Sideways Movement

The dollar-yen pair remained flat in the last trading session. The MACD is suggesting a negative outlook for the currency pair.

 

 

Global Financial Headlines

Cross-border Renminbi transactions surged by 24% year-on-year, totalling 38.9 trillion Yuan ($5.42 trillion) in the initial nine months, as reported by China's Central Bank. This highlights the Renminbi's burgeoning role in the real economy. China's leading airlines, after more than three years, posted their inaugural quarterly profits, sparking optimism for the nation's "big three" carriers to finally recover from the COV-19-induced slump. The IFF Global Finance and Development Report for 2023 projects that the global economy's growth will decelerate to 3.1% in 2023. Factors influencing this slowdown encompass tighter monetary policies, the ongoing Ukraine conflict, and the prolonged repercussions of the COV-19 pandemic.

 

Today’s Economic Highlights

Here’s a concise overview of key economic releases scheduled for today:

• Japan's Unemployment Rate - 2330 GMT

• Germany's Gross Domestic Product - 0700 hours GMT

• Australia's Retail Sales - 0030 hours GMT

• Japan's Large Retailer Sales - 2350 GMT

• Eurozone's Business Climate - 1000 hours GMT

• US Dallas Fed Manufacturing Business Index - 1430 GMT

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