GBPUSD tests 200 day/50% The GBPUSD ran higher toward the end of the London session and in the process extended above the London high at 1.22472 a new intraday high of 1.2272. The last two – three hours has seen a rotation back to the downside. That move has now seen the price extend below
Month: December 2022
Australian Q3 2022 GDP rises less than expected at +0.6% q/q expected +0.7%, prior +0.9% For the y/y, comes in at 5.9% expected 6.3%, prior 3.2% (revised down from 3.6%) the annual rate reflects a very low base back in Q3 2021, the Australian economy contracted then with shutdowns in major cities due to the
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E-commerce and interactive platform builder LGND.io has announced a multi-year partnership with blockchain network developer Polygon and global entertainment company Warner Music Group to create a Web3 music platform called LGND Music. LGND Music, scheduled to launch in January 2023, is designed to be a music and collectibles platform that supports “digital collectibles from any
Shares of sugar companies rallied 9.8% on Tuesday following reports of 7% fall in India’s sugar output so far this year. Erratic weather conditions have hampered cane yields, which could further result in a reduction in exports. From the pack, was one of the biggest gainers. The stock rallied 9.8% in Tuesday’s trade on the
Canadian Dollar is currently the weakest one in otherwise sluggish markets. Falling oil price is a factor dragging down the Loonie, and traders are also cautious on a dovish rate hike by BoC tomorrow. There is still no clear follow through buying in Dollar against others. Aussie is steady after RBA rate hike earlier today,
NZD/USD bulls could be throwing in the towel here. Bears eye a move to test the trendline support. NZD/USD is trading around flat on the day, sitting near 0.6320 having stuck to a tight range of 0.6303 and 0.6354. There has been little in the way of a catalyst this week so
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NZDUSD daily This is an interesting chart today because NZD/USD has been a strong performer in the past month and highly correlated with stock markets. Today it ran into the August high and reversed, putting an outside day on the chart. It’s a real gut-check moment in markets today. Either the Fed scenario of a
Treasury yields are retreating to the lows for the day now and that is taking the dollar down with it. 10-year yields are down a little over 2 bps to 3.553% and in turn, we are seeing the dollar lose some ground across the board after having stayed little changed for the most part in
New Delhi: Gold prices rose on Tuesday, supported by a pullback in the US dollar, making the bullion less expensive for buyers holding other currencies. The dollar index rebounded on Monday after data showed that the US services industry activity unexpectedly picked up in November, prompting speculation that the Fed may lift interest rates more
Dollar tried to rebound overnight, as risk-on sentiment receded after solid services data. But there is no follow through buying in Asian session with generally mixed mood. Aussie is under mild selling pressure and there is no support from RBA’s expected 25bps rate hike. For now, Dollar and Euro are on the stronger side for
EUR/USD struggles to capitalize on its intraday uptick amid some buying around the USD. The better-than-expected German Factory Orders data also does little to provide impetus. The fundamental backdrop supports prospects for some meaningful corrective pullback. The EUR/USD pair surrenders its modest intraday gains to the 1.0520 area and refreshes the daily low during the
WTI fell sharply today The price of WTI crude oil moved down to a new session low of $76.79. The high price was up nearly 6 dollars from the low at $82.70. The fall comes despite more relaxed covid policies in China, and the full European embargo of Russian oil and the price cap at
The UK data via the British retail consortium (BRC) survey: total sales in November +4.2% y/y vs +1.6% y/y in October like-for-like sales +4.1% y/y vs October +1.2% y/y And, via Barclaycard: UK November consumer spending +3.9% y/y vs October +3.5% y/y Reuters summarise: consumer spending ticked up last month at a rate that greatly
Oil prices rose 3% on Monday after OPEC+ nations held their output targets steady ahead of a European Union ban and the start of a G7 price cap on Russian crude. At the same time, in a positive sign for fuel demand in the world’s top oil importer, more Chinese cities eased COVID-19 curbs over
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