The current state of Web3 user experience is akin to driving a manual transmission car — there’s more control, but most users will find it unnecessarily clunky, according to several UX designers. Over the years, discussion around mainstream adoption of Web3 has centered around the need to improve crypto’s user experience and “ease of use.”
High risk warning: Foreign exchange trading carries a high level of risk that may not be suitable for all investors. Leverage creates additional risk and loss exposure. Before you decide to trade foreign exchange, carefully consider your investment objectives, experience level, and risk tolerance. You could lose some or all your initial investment; do not
Well, the dollar looks to have finally broken and that is setting up some interesting technicals all across the board now. I’ll go into more details in the session ahead but as summarised earlier, here’s the overview: EUR/USD breaks above April to May highs to highest levels since March 2022, eyes 200-week moving average at
Gold futures traded with a positive bias in Thursday’s early trade aided by weakness in the Dollar Index (DXY) which slipped below the 101 mark. Cooling US inflation numbers in the US weakened the greenback and lifted the yellow metal. The DXY was trading at 100.47, losing nearly 3% over the past five trading sessions.
Following a significant post-CPI sell-off, Dollar’s plunge appears to be losing some momentum during today’s Asian trading session on oversold conditions. However, the greenback is yet to demonstrate any considerable signs of a rebound. Investors seem buoyed by the waning likelihood of Fed extending its tightening phase beyond the imminent July interest rate hike. As
Share: The Yuan has weakened since mid-April. Economists at Commerzbank analyze CNY outlook. Weaker for longer We forecast USD/CNY to largely stay beyond 7.2 through Q3 before falling back to around the key 7 mark in Q4 and below 7 in 2024 due to the anticipated softening of the Dollar. EUR/CNY will likely rise in
This video is meant for educational purposes. It’s meant for traders who wish to improve their trading skills, and find an edge in the market. Please subscribe to this channel for more videos on Forex mobile strategy, mobile indicators, best forex strategy, Fx powerful strategy, how to analyse, forex trading, forex signals and more. Resources
Learn the most profitable skill and start making anywhere from $,4,000 to $6,000 per month: https://training.swingtradinglab.co/ Best Funding Company – https://rocket21challenge.com/?sl=lambo FREE TELEGRAM : https://t.me/+FVdvtMR5PzVmZjlh SPANISH FREE TELEGRAM :https://t.me/+2hb4AHx4joAyMzQx I DONT DO SIGNALS ! I Just trade and sometimes select few new traders to get access to full strategy and my community MY only instagram
This video is meant for educational purposes. It’s meant for traders who wish to improve their trading skills, and find an edge in the market. Please subscribe to this channel for more videos on Forex mobile strategy, mobile indicators, best forex strategy, Fx powerful strategy, how to analyse, forex trading, forex signals and more. Resources
The AUDUSD had a volatile up-and-down price action in the Asian/Pacific session. The price action initially saw the pair extend above its 100 and 200-day moving averages, the top of an up-and-down “red box”, and the 38.2% retracement of the move down from the June 16 high. The initial move to the upside stalled the
High-yield 3.857% WI level at the time of the auction 3.847% Tail 1.0 basis points versus six-month average of 1.8 basis points Bid to cover 2.53X versus six-month average of 2.38X Directs (a measure of domestic demand) 19.9% versus six-month average of 20.0% Indirects (a measure of international demand) 67.7% versus six-month average of 61.8%
Oil prices were little changed on Wednesday in a market caught between expectations supply cuts by the world’s biggest fuel exporters will drive prices higher and concerns global economic weakness will sap demand. Brent futures had edged up 20 cents to $79.60 a barrel by 1145 GMT, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude rose
Dollar’s decline accelerates again following US inflation data that reflected a more substantial than anticipated slowing in both core and headline CPI for June. Although the underwhelming data might not deter Fed from delivering another rate hike later this month, it may alleviate pressure for subsequent increases. In response to the data, US stock futures
Inflation fell to its lowest annual rate in more than two years during June, the product both of some deceleration in costs and easy comparisons against a time when price increases were running at a more than 40-year high. The consumer price index increased 3% from a year ago, which is the lowest level since
Share: NZD/USD rose above 0.6295, its highest since May 23. US CPI declined to 3% YoY vs the 3.1% expected, fuelling a decline in US Treasury yields. RBNZ held rates steady, just as expected. On Wednesday, the NZD/USD gained bullish momentum following soft Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation figures. As a reaction, the US DXY
Ripple may be holding its breath a bit longer after a United States District Judge refused to rule on if the secondary sale of LBRY Credits (LBC) constitutes a security. On July 11, New Hampshire District Court Judge Paul Barbadoro made the ruling in the case the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) brought
In the earlier post and video on the EURUSD at the start of the NY session, I expected buyers near what was resistance until broken yesterday That area came between 1.09618 and 1.09759. The price of the EURUSD moved to the high of that swing area, stalled and restarted a run to the upside. What
The dollar looks bound for another leg lower now and we might just get a confirmation of that after the US CPI data today. Here’s how the charts are playing out: EUR/USD on approach to the April and May highs of 1.1075-95 USD/JPY breaking back below the 140.00 mark GBP/USD venturing near a test of