USD/CHF is balanced in a narrow range of 0.9220-0.9240 below 61.8% Fibo retracement. A death cross of 50 and 200-period EMAs signals more downside going forward. The RSI (14) has slipped into a bearish range of 20.00-40.00, which indicates more pain ahead. The USD/CHF pair is oscillating in a narrow range of 0.9220-0.9240 in early
Month: March 2022
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Major American cryptocurrency exchange Kraken reportedly started implementing the Bitcoin (BTC) Lightning Network for users a bit later than the firm originally planned. Bitcoin maximalist Mr.Hodl took to Twitter on Wednesday to report that Kraken has implemented the Lightning Network. He attached a screenshot of the supposed new Kraken withdrawal process allowing users to complete a
NASDAQ index approaches its 100 day moving average The Nasdaq index is currently trading up 234 points or 1.63% at 14500. The high price reached 14591 so far. The index is working on its eight day higher in 11 trading days. Since bottoming on March 14, the index is up over 16%. The index is
In general, the selloff in the bond market is hitting a bit of a pause with Treasury yields backing down from the highs earlier in the week. Even the BOJ’s efforts earlier managed to see 10-year JGB yields move down from its implicit cap of 0.25% to 0.22%. 2-year Treasury yields are down 3.5 bps
NEW DELHI: Gold prices traded firm on Wednesday as a fall in US bond yields and weaker dollar boosted buying from support levels. Although progress in peace talks between Russia and Ukraine kept upside capped. Gold futures on MCX were trading up 0.45 per cent or Rs 229 at Rs 51,518 per 10 grams. Silver
It feels like the markets are turning a corner. Euro staged a strong rebound overnight on hope of cease-fire in Ukraine. Focus has then turned to Yen today, which is staging a notable recovery in Asia. On the other hand, both Dollar and Sterling are under some selling pressure. Commodity currencies are mixed for now.
The fate of gold price remains in the hands of sellers so far this week, as the sentiment in the bond markets and incoming Ukraine headlines continue to remain the main drivers. Inflation concerns are back in play, pushing yields across the globe higher, reducing the demand for non-yielding gold, despite a broad meltdown in
It did not take long to reach the key target outlined in an earlier post, but the NASDAQ index has reached its 100 day moving average at 14648.86. The high price just reached 14646.90. Above the 100 day moving averages the 200 day moving average at 14726.96. It would take a move above both to
Morgan Stanley’s Head of U.S. and European Credit Strategy Srikanth Sankaran speaking in an interview with Bloomberg TV. In a nutshell: rally in equity and credit markets on optimism about progress in cease-fire talks between Russia and Ukraine is just a temporary blip “The focus will definitely shift back to the central bank hawkishness” rally
National Commodity and Derivatives Exchange (NCDEX) and its Investor Protection Fund Trust on Tuesday launched the country’s first call center dedicated to farmers and Farmer Producer Organizations (FPOs) to impart complete knowledge about agricultural derivatives and related market infrastructure services. A media release issued by NCDEX said that the initiative will help farmers and FPOs
Euro rebounds strongly today on hope of positive development out of negotiation between Ukraine and Russia. Top Russian negotiator Vladimir Medinsky was quoted saying that talks were constructive and a Putin-Zelenskyy meeting is possible. BBC also quoted Russian deputy defence minister Alexander Fomin saying they will “radically reduce” military activity outside Kyiv and Chernihiv. Additionally,
AUD/JPY’s rally eased on Tuesday, with the pair on course to post only its second daily loss since 14 March. But after dipping as low as the 91.40s, the pair managed to recover back above above the key 92.00. Any pullback towards support in the form of 2017 highs around 90.00 likely to be viewed
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It’s tough to chase an 8% move but the bitcoin chart is a good looking one. There are a series of higher lows and consolidation since January. Now it’s broken a double top and doesn’t have much in the way of resistance up to $52,000, which is another 10% higher. Bitcoin has a history of
2-year yields are up nearly 4 bps to 2.42% while 10-year yields are up 2.5 bps to 2.50% on the day. An inversion of the 2s10s looks imminent but I would argue perhaps the market has already come to terms with that. I’ll save the recession indicator talk for another time but just be wary
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