Month: July 2024

Dollar remains firm against European majors in relatively quiet trading today. Despite slightly better-than-expected GDP data from France, Euro has not gained significant support. While today’s Eurozone GDP and tomorrow’s CPI flash are important, they are unlikely to cause substantial movements in Euro. Traders’ attention is firmly on tomorrow’s FOMC rate decision and the accompanying
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The price of crude oil is settling at $75.81. That is down $-1.35 or -1.75%. The high-priced today reached $77.69. The low price was at $75.35. The low was the lowest since June 7. Fundamentally, summer doldrums with weak demand from China is being offset by Middle East violence. Technically looking at the daily chart,
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Dollar’s rally is gaining significant traction today, as major European currencies face increasing selling pressure. The break of last week’s lows in both EUR/USD and GBP/USD pairs suggests that the greenback’s rise is poised to extend further in the near term. However, the sustainability of this rally will largely depend on market reactions to critical
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In this article MCD Follow your favorite stocksCREATE FREE ACCOUNT McDonald’s fast food restaurant in Manhattan, New York, United States of America, on July 6th, 2024.  Beata Zawrzel | Nurphoto | Getty Images After a challenging second quarter, McDonald’s executives told restaurant operators and analysts they are refocusing on how to recapture consumers with deals,
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The Pound Sterling recovers as investors expect the BoE to cut interest rates on Thursday. A few BoE policymakers may hesitate to vote for a dovish decision due to high inflation in the UK service sector. The Fed is widely anticipated to maintain the status quo. The Pound Sterling (GBP) posts a fresh two-week low near 1.2810
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