Dollar softens broadly today, as it seems traders are exercising caution, pivoting their focus towards forthcoming heavy-weight economic data releases from the US in the second half of the week. The greenback’s pull back also extends following much weaker than expected ADP private job data. Interestingly, this “bad news is good news” effect is also
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Share: Economists at Rabobank are not convinced that the recent rise in USD/MXN marks the start of a new trend of Peso weakness. USD/MXN set to turn back lower when the pace of rising US yields slows While we do think USD/MXN has likely traded the lows of this trend in the 16.60s, we don’t
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oil trading at $100-a-barrel next year? Because a triple-digit price tag wouldn’t just mean elevated energy prices — it would also turbocharge the dollar. The combination of expensive barrels and a rampaging greenback could make crude a wrecking ball in 2024 that keeps inflation high enough to destroy growth around the world. The more oil
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Share: EUR/JPY recovers from a two-day losing streak despite BoJ’s verbal interventions. The risk-off sentiment could limit the potential of the cross-pair. Differences of opinion among ECB officials reflect the complex situation surrounding the Eurozone economy. EUR/JPY recovers from the two-day losses, trading higher around 156.20 during the Asian session on Wednesday. The cross pair receives
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Gold price tumbled by Rs 650 to Rs 57,550 per 10 grams in the national capital on Tuesday amid weak global cues, according to HDFC Securities. In the previous trade, the precious metal had ended at Rs 58,200 per 10 grams. Silver also nosedived Rs 1,800 to Rs 71,500 per kilogramme. Gold and silver prices
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Share: Silver price falls back as US Job Openings data outperformed expectations. Upbeat job openings data indicate that labor demand by US employers improves. Silver price delivered a breakdown of the H&S chart pattern, which resulted in a vertical sell-off. Sliver price (XAG/USD) resumes its downside journey as the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics
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