Share: Canadian Dollar is broadly higher in calm markets. Canada Unemployment, Average Hourly Wages due on Friday. Canadian Dollar in tight race with recovering US Dollar. The Canadian Dollar (CAD) has stepped broadly higher against the majority of its major currency peers on Thursday, though the CAD is battling a recovering US Dollar (USD) as
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Share: USD/CNH attempts to retrace its recent gains on the subdued US Dollar. Chinese CPI declined by 0.8% YoY against the expected 0.5% decline. Fed members’ comments suggest to keeping interest rates elevated until inflation sustainably returns to the 2% target. USD/CNH remains in the negative territory after trimming the intraday losses on Thursday. USD/CNH
Share: EUR/USD saw little momentum in thin Wednesday action. European economic data continues to soften. Friday’s Germany HICP inflation to be key release this week. EUR/USD saw a thin grind higher on Wednesday before a late break to the downside in the US market session followed by a slim recovery into the day’s mid-range. The
Share: NZD/USD scales higher for the second straight day in reaction to the upbeat domestic jobs data. A modest downtick in the US bond yields undermines the USD and lends support to the major. The technical setup favours bears and warrants caution before positioning for additional gains. The NZD/USD pair gains some positive traction for
Share: Canadian Dollar halts the slide but fails to recover ground. Canada’s PMI, Building Permits muddy the waters. BoC Governor Macklem due to speak in Montreal. The Canadian Dollar (CAD) managed to pump the brakes on a two-day backslide on Tuesday, but a recovery seems limited as Canadian economic figures look mixed. Loonie bidders await
Share: The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) board members decided to keep the Official Cash Rate (OCR) unadjusted at 4.35% after its February monetary policy meeting on Tuesday. The policy announcement met the market expectations. The RBA extended its pause for the second meeting in a row, having lifted the rate by 25 basis points (bps)
Share: EUR/USD drops 0.40% to 1.0742, influenced by Powell’s hawkish remarks and rising US Treasury yields. Powell emphasizes Fed’s inflation target commitment, suggesting mid-year policy tweaks. US January labor market strength bolsters USD, contrasting with Eurozone’s economic fragility. Euro falters as US Dollar Index climbs, with ECB policy easing expectations and focus on central bank
Share: Gold price drifts lower for the second straight day amid reduced bets for aggressive Fed easing. Rising US bond yields lifted the USD to a nearly two-month high and undermined the XAU/USD. Geopolitical risks and China’s economic woes could lend support to the safe-haven commodity. Gold price (XAU/USD) remains under some selling pressure for
Share: META swings to 20% gain after Q4 earnings beat on Friday. Meta Platforms raised its Q1 guidance range to as much as $37 billion. US Nonfarm Payrolls come in hot for January, reducing chance of March rate cut. Mark Zuckerberg introduces $50 billion buyback policy, $0.50 quarterly dividend. Meta Platforms (META) stock closed up 20.3%
Share: The NZD/USD showed a strong downward swing, falling near the 0.6060 level. US Nonfarm Payrolls added 353K jobs in January surpassing by a wide margin the expectations. The bets of a rate cut in March sharply declined and markets pushed the start of the easing to May. In Friday’s trading session, the NZD/USD took
Share: The DXY rose by more than 0.80% to 103.90 on Friday US Nonfarm Payrolls came in higher than expected for January. US bond yields are sharply increasing as markets push to May the start of the easing cycle. The US Dollar (USD) rose to 103.90 on Friday’s Dollar Index (DXY) chart, mainly fueled by
Share: In January, the Mexican Peso (MXN) weakened from 16.97 to 17.17 against the US Dollar (USD). Economists at MUFG Bank analyze Peso’s outlook. MXN weakening path ahead Ms. Claudia Sheinbaum from the Morena party is favourite to win the presidential election scheduled on 2nd June, benefitting from the high approval rating of incumbent president
Share: The Cocoa price continued its rally from last year in the first weeks of 2024. Economists at Commerzbank expect Cocoa prices in New York to approach all-time high of $5,379. Cocoa market likely to face a supply deficit in the current 2023/24 crop year There are currently concerns that dry weather fanned by Harmattan winds
Share: MULN stock rose more than 3.5% on Thursday. CEO Michery says Mullen is differentiates itself by launching vehicles that are profitable on day one. Mullen Automotive stock has advanced nearly 8% this week but remains down 49% YTD. The EV company received its first order from the Dominican Republic this week. Mullen Automotive (MULN)
Share: Economists at CIBC Capital Markets expect the Canadian Dollar (CAD) to depreciate in the coming weeks before staging a comeback. Final leg weaker before an appreciation The Loonie has been retracing gains made late last year, and will likely continue to depreciate over the first quarter as markets recalibrate central bank rate expectations. As
Share: Australian Dollar depreciated after the Fed’s ruling out of the rate cut in March. Australia’s Business Confidence (QoQ) decreased to -6 in the fourth quarter from the -1 prior. The weak Aussie quarterly inflation report strengthens the speculation of two quarter-point reductions in 2024. US Dollar faced challenges due to the disappointing US ADP Employment
Share: WTI Oil popped to nearly $80 as the US threatened to reimpose sanctions on Venezuela. Oil is still finding its way to importers through other producers. The US Dollar Index firms ahead of the first Federal Reserve rate decision for 2024. Oil prices are seeing a pickup in volatility on Wednesday, jumping towards the
Share: NZD/USD loses ground as traders adopt cautious stance ahead of Fed decision. The risk-off sentiment provides support for the US Dollar. RBNZ’s Paul Conway pushed back on expectations for rate cuts. NZD/USD halts its two-day winning streak, trading lower around 0.6120 during the Asian session on Wednesday. The prevailing risk-off sentiment is exerting additional
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