The NZDUSD moved lower with the USDs run higher, but has snapped back higher after testing the high of a swing area going back to the end of July/early August between 0.6104 and 0.6117 (see red numbered circles on the chart below). The low price reached 0.6118 and bounced back higher. We are currently trading
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The week ending December 1 was marked by speeches of two important Federal Reserve officials – Waller, the Federal Reserve Governor and Powell, the Federal Reserve’s Chair. Financial markets construed the much awaited Powell‘s speech Friday as decisively dovish as he did not seem to push hard against the markets’ expectations of hefty rate cuts
Financial markets were dominated by themes of cooling inflation, a slowing economy, and increasing expectations of policy easing by both ECB and Fed last week. This convergence of factors ignited a full risk-on mode among investors, propelling major US stock indexes and Germany’s DAX to sharp gains. In tandem, benchmark treasury yields in both Europe
According to United States cybersecurity firm Recorded Future, North Korean hackers have stolen around $3 billion in cryptocurrency since 2017, with more than half of that amount stolen in the past year alone. Recorded Future indicated in a recent report that the amount of stolen crypto equates to approximately half of North Korea’s entire military expenses for
Share: Mexican Peso finished November with gains of more than 3.60% and began December in a positive tone. Mexico and US interest rate differential favors the Peso, as Fed officials have shifted dovish. Fed Chairman Powell acknowledges a decrease in inflation but stresses the need for more evidence to achieve the 2% target. Mexican Peso
The NASDAQ is on pace for its 2nd consecutive day to the downside. The price has been down 4 of the last 5 trading days. That sounds ominous, but the price is only down -0.85% over that period – with today’s decline of -0.78% the bulk of the decline. Also for the month, the index
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In the wake of an all-time high in gold prices post the festive season, investors are closely scrutinising past trends for insights into the potential duration of this rally and the likelihood of a corrective phase in the near future. Historically, gold has exhibited a characteristic pattern of correction, typically around 10%, following a robust
The legal duel between the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and Kraken, a leading cryptocurrency exchange, looks like another misguided attempt by the SEC to exert control over an industry that fundamentally challenges an outdated regulatory playbook. The agency’s lawsuit, filed in November, accuses Kraken of operating as an unregistered securities exchange. The
Share: The NZD/USD gains three-quarters of a percent on Friday to etch in a seventh straight gain. The Kiwi is up 2% against the US Dollar heading into the tail end of Friday’s trading session. Thin Kiwi data next week gives way to another bout of US NFP data next Friday. The NZD/USD is continuing
In today’s trading, the USDJPY experienced a notable rebound, with its key technical targets positioned above, including the 200-hour moving average at 148.45, a swing area between 148.44 and 148.59, and the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement of the decline from the November 13 high at 148.665. The pair briefly surpassed the 200-hour moving average, reaching a
Markets: S&P 500 up 27 points, or 0.6%, to 4603 Gold up $35 to $2071 WTI crude oil down $1.70 to $74.26 US 10-year yields down 13.3 bps to 4.56% AUD leads, EUR lags Welcome to the new month, same as the old month. The mood was to buy everything and sell oil, same as
Oil prices were stable on Friday following a 2% drop on Thursday, with the market unconvinced that the latest round of OPEC+ production cuts will be able to lift prices out of their recent slump. Brent crude futures for February rose by 16 cents, or 0.2%, to $81.02 a barrel by 1520 GMT on their
Canadian Dollar is firming slightly up in early US session, bolstered by stronger-than-expected Canadian job growth data. Despite the weakness in oil prices following disappointment over OPEC’s production cut decisions, Loonie is displaying resilience. However, in the weekly performance chart, while Canadian Dollar is outshining Australian Dollar, it still lags behind the New Zealand Dollar
Elon Musk made some of his boldest claims yet concerning the future of artificial intelligence (AI) during an interview with CNBC’s Andrew Ross Sorkin. During a wide-ranging interview, Musk responded to questions concerning recent lawsuits levied against some of the billionaire’s competitors in the AI space related to alleged copyright infringement. Related: Elon Musk launches
Share: Unemployment Rate increases to 3.8% in Canada in November, the highest since January 2022. Canadian economy adds 24,900 jobs, surpassing expectations of 15,000. Canadian Dollar rises modestly after the report, USD/CAD holds near two-month lows. The Unemployment Rate in Canada rose from 5.7% in October to 5.8% in November, as expected, Statistics Canada reported
Tesla Inc. (TSLA) remains a highly watched stock in the market, with its daily price movements offering significant insights for investors. Equipped with an updated chart featuring detailed price labels, this analysis will integrate these specific price points to offer a refined perspective for both swing traders and long-term holders considering their positions in TSLA.