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The US Dollar trades in the green against nearly every G10 currency on Wednesday.  Chinese markets are selling off again for the second day in a row on weak Golden Week numbers.  The US Dollar Index trades above 102.50 and looks to be on its way to 103.00. The US Dollar (USD) is tying up

EUR/GBP declined 0.10% on Tuesday and remains in a range, but bullish bias intact. RSI, flat MACD support a balanced outlook. EUR/GBP should hold above 0.8380 to confirm bullish bias. The EUR/GBP pair remains confined within a recent range and declined by 0.10% on Tuesday to 0.8380. However, the larger time frame bias remains bullish,

USD/CAD gathers strength to around 1.3620 in Tuesday’s early Asian session.  The upbeat job data prompted traders to scale back bets on further jumbo Fed rate reductions. Higher crude oil prices might cap the downside for the Loonie.  The USD/CAD pair extends the rally to near 1.3620 during the early Asian session on Tuesday. Strong

GBP/USD Forecast: Pound Sterling needs to reclaim 1.3100 to discourage bears GBP/USD registered large losses in the previous week despite holding its ground on Friday. The pair struggles to gain traction at the beginning of the new week and trades below 1.3100. GBP/USD declined sharply on Thursday, pressured by dovish comments from Bank of England

AUD/USD falls following robust US Nonfarm Payrolls data, reducing the likelihood of aggressive Fed rate cuts. Fed Chair Powell signals slower pace of easing, with markets now pricing in a 25 bps cut for November. Australian data shows mixed results with strong Retail Sales and trade surplus but ongoing manufacturing contraction and slowing business activity.

The US Dollar climbed after a bumper NFP print on Friday. US jobs additions soared in September, with upside revisions to previous months. Market hopes for a follow-up outsized rate cut in November were shattered by jobs growth. The US Dollar (USD) Index (DXY) climbed into a fifth consecutive bullish day on Friday, driven higher

Gold drops after robust US jobs report lowers pressure on the Fed. US 10-year T-note yield climbs to 3.971%, while the US Dollar Index hits mid-August highs at 102.58, capping Gold’s rise. Geopolitical risks involving Israel and Iran to support Gold, which could hit $2,700. Gold price retraces after a stronger-than-expected US jobs report hinted

The Dow Jones recovered ground on NFP Friday, but still remains down on the week.. The US added far more jobs than expected in September. Market hopes for a follow-up jumbo cut from the Fed have collapsed. The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) rallied after US Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) jobs figures blew past expectations. US

Here is what you need to know on Friday, October 4: The US Dollar (USD) Index, which tracks the USD’s valuation against a basket of six major currencies, extended its weekly uptrend and registered its highest daily close since mid-August on Thursday. Early Friday, the index edges slightly lower as investors gear up for the

AUD/USD stalls at upside resistance and reverses lower, falling back inside its range.  It is threatening a short-term trend reversal and MACD is about to cross below its signal line.  AUD/USD reverses and starts falling after what appears to be a false breakout above the top of the range.  AUD/USD Daily Chart  The Aussie pair

EUR/GBP ends its pullback and resumes its bearish tempo.  The RSI is converging bullishly with price, however, signifying a lack of bearish momentum accompanies the latest move. EUR/GBP has finished pulling back and resumed its downtrend. It has broken below the 0.8317 September 24 low, confirming a lower low and extension towards the next target

Newly-minted Chairman of the Swiss National Bank (SNB) Martin Schlegel hit newswires on Tuesday, cautioning that further rate cuts haven’t been ruled out. The incoming Chairman of the SNB officially took the reins of Switzerland’s central bank on early Tuesday, and has inherited a central bank still caught in the wake of last year’s lopsided

The US Dollar Index advances as the Fed’s Powell said that the central bank will lower interest rates ‘over time.’ CME FedWatch Tool suggests a 61.8% probability to a 25 basis point rate cut by the Fed in November. US ISM Manufacturing PMI is expected to improve to 47.5 in September, from the previous 47.2

Mexican Peso strengthens to 19.60 against the Greenback, supported by anticipation ahead of Claudia Sheinbaum’s October 1 inauguration. Business Confidence for September, expected on October 2, could mark a fourth consecutive month of improvement. Despite Peso gains, the US Dollar Index rises by 0.20% as stronger US economic data bolsters the Greenback. The Mexican Peso

Gold price attracts some sellers for the second straight day, though the downside seems limited. The optimism over China’s stimulus measures drives some haven flows away from the XAU/USD. Geopolitical risks and dovish Fed expectations could help limit losses for the safe-haven commodity.  Gold price (XAU/USD) remains under some selling pressure for the second straight

USD/CAD seesaws between tepid gains/minor losses amid mixed fundamental cues. A modest USD uptick lends support amid bets for a larger interest rate cut by the BoC. Dovish Fed expectations and a positive risk tone cap gains for the USD and the major. The USD/CAD pair kicks off the new week on a subdued note

XAU/USD drops to $2,646 after September inflation data suggests progress toward the Fed’s 2% target. US 10-year Treasury yield falls five basis points, while the US Dollar Index dips by 0.16% to 100.41. Geopolitical risks rise as Israel strikes Lebanon, but Gold fails to gain momentum as traders cash in profits. Gold fell to a

The EUR/GBP pair traded sideways on Friday, clearing daily gains and stabilizing at 0.8335. The RSI and MACD suggest that selling pressure is steady but continues flashing oversold conditions. The pair seems to be consolidating Monday’s sharp downward movements. The EUR/GBP has been in a steady decline over the past trading days and bears stepped