Dollar is back under pressure again as risk-on sentiments seem to be back as indicated by US futures. Swiss Franc and Euro are not too far away, as both turn softer, while Yen is following. On the other hand, New Zealand Dollar continues to lead the way after RBNZ’s halt of asset purchase program. Canadian
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Forex news from the European trading session – 14 July 2021 Headlines: Markets: NZD leads, USD lags on the day European equities lower; S&P 500 futures up 0.1% US 10-year yields down 2.4 bps to 1.391% Gold up 0.5% to $1,816.80 WTI down 0.6% to $74.83 Bitcoin down 0.2% to $32,471 The day kicked off
NEW DELHI: Gold and silver futures traded in the green on Wednesday, bucking the trend in the international market. However, the gains were capped by a firm dollar, which usually makes things difficult for bullion holders. The dollar index held steady, having seen its best daily percentage gain in nearly a month late Tuesday. A
New Zealand Dollar rises broadly after RBNZ halts its asset purchase program. The movement also takes Aussie slightly higher. On the other hand, Dollar is not quite able to extend the post-CPI rally, and softens slightly. European majors are currently mixed. Focus will now turn to BoC policy decision and the reaction in Canadian Dollar
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NEW YORK: Oil prices rose more than 1 per cent on Tuesday, as tight supply and expectations of a further draw in US and global crude inventories provided support. Brent crude rose $1.18, or 1.6 per cent, to $76.34 a barrel, while US West Texas Intermediate crude rose $1.11, or 1.5 per cent, to $75.21
Dollar rebounds strongly in early US session after much stronger than expected CPI inflation reading. The headline reading has indeed been trend up every month since January and showed no sign of slowing yet. Yen also rebounds following the greenback. Meanwhile Sterling and Canadian Dollar are the weakest ones for today for the moment. Technically,
Latest data released by NFIB – 13 July 2021 A modest uptick in business confidence despite concerns surrounding labour shortage and inflation pressures. That reaffirms that sentiment on the ground is still holding up well and that the recovery is still keeping up for the time being.Invest in yourself. See our forex education hub.
NEW DELHI: Gold prices were steady on Tuesday after hitting a one-week low in the previous session. The dollar weakened slightly ahead of US inflation data, which may offer clues about policy tightening by the Federal Reserve. The yellow metal was trading marginally higher in the domestic market. US consumers expect the economy to continue
Yen decline continues overnight and stays soft on the back of solid risk-on markets. DOW closed just shy of 35k handle overnight, but the three major indexes ended at record highs nonetheless. Solid buying is also seen in Asia, with Hong Kong HSI staging and impressive rebound. Australian and New Zealand Dollar are currently the
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NEW YORK: Oil prices fell on Monday as concerns about slowing global growth outweighed the prospect of tightening supply after talks among key crude producers to raise output in the coming months stalled. Brent crude for September fell 45 cents, or 0.6 per cent, to $75.10 a barrel by 12:08 p.m. EDT (1605 GMT). U.S.
Overall markets lack clear direction today. Major European indexes are mixed in tight range. DOW future is down over -100 pts at the time of writing, but NASDAQ futures are up. Dollar recover mildly together with Yen and commodity currencies are the softer ones. But overall, major pairs and crosses are bounded inside Friday’s range.
Tech leads the way while others lag A mixed picture after the gains on Friday, with European indices also looking more mixed and tepid so far on the session. The risk mood is still largely holding up with bond yields keeping steadier as well in European trading today. If anything, it just feels like a
By Ravindra Rao Gold futures closed higher late in the session on Friday, registering its third weekly gain. An inside move candlestick pattern has been formed, suggesting indecision amid high volatility. Meanwhile, MCX Gold’s 20-day EMA holds as the key support for the day (Rs 47,570), followed by Rs 47,350. Similarly, Rs 48,300-48,400 zone holds
Strong first quarter GDP growth and rapidly rising inflation pressure suggest that the RBNZ would at least maintain a hawkish stance at this week’s meeting. While the monetary policy measures will stay unchanged, policymakers will likely react to market expectations of a rate hike in November, compared with RBNZ’s projection of next year in May.
The China Securities Journal cites analysts: H2 economic growth is expected to be not as quick as in H1 (2021) government could increase policy support The article comes after last week’s RRR cut which was not a ‘targeted’ cut (these tend to stimulate, by making lending less restrictive, specific parts of the economy such as
New Delhi: Gold in the national capital on Friday tumbled Rs 451 to Rs 46,844 per 10 gram reflecting an overnight decline in global precious metal prices and rupee appreciation, according to HDFC Securities. In the previous trade, the precious metal had closed at Rs 47,295 per 10 grams. Silver also tanked Rs 559 to