Despite Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s firm indications that further monetary tightening is needed, Dollar is struggling find momentum for its near-term rebound. The greenback is yet to break through its weekly high even against the weaker Yen and is primarily bounded within the confines of yesterday’s range, barring its performance against Australian dollar. Meanwhile, Canadian
Bitcoin (BTC) hit $29,000 on June 21 as largescale buying fueled a fresh sentiment boost. BTC/USD 1-hour chart. Source: TradingView Analyst: $29,000 becoming fakeout “very unlikely” Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView showed BTC/USD reaching $29,014 on Bitstamp — its highest since May 7. The pair enjoyed continued buyer interest overnight, this coming on
Share: Further upside in USD/CNH should remain in the pipeline while above the 7.2000 level, comment UOB Group’s Markets Strategist Quek Ser Leang and Senior Economist Alvin Liew. Key Quotes 24-hour view: While we expected USD to advance yesterday, we held the view that it “is unlikely to break clearly above 7.1800.” However, USD broke above
The USDJPY has been stepping lower today after trading at the highest level since November 2022. That high price at 142.247 bested the November 21 high at 142.246 by the slimmest of margins, but quickly turned around (see daily chart). USDJPY stalled at the high from November 2022 The subsequent move to the downside has
Eurostoxx -0.2% Germany DAX -0.2% France CAC 40 -0.3% UK FTSE -0.5% Spain IBEX -0.2% This continues from the drop yesterday with US futures also now tilting lower. S&P 500 futures are down 0.2% as equities are struggling for traction so far this week. For today, it comes against the backdrop of higher yields for
Gold traded in a narrow range on Wednesday as traders refrained from making big bets ahead of Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell’s congressional testimony, which could offer further insight into the central bank’s interest-rate hike plan. FUNDAMENTALS * Spot gold was almost unchanged at $1,936.99 per ounce by 0028 GMT. U.S. gold futures too were
Sterling is given a boost in the wake of latest CPI data, which indicated a steady headline inflation rate and a further acceleration in core inflation. This data is likely to solidify BoE’s case for a rate hike in tomorrow’s meeting. However, how long this tightening phase will continue remains uncertain. Notably, the Pound’s buying
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Share: What you need to know on Wednesday, June 21: The US Dollar kept grinding higher on Tuesday as the market mood soured on fears that Chinese economic growth has lost momentum. The focus now shifts to Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell’s testimony before Congress. The People’s Bank of China (PBoC) cut two key lending
NZDUSD looks back to the 200 hour MA The NZDUSD stepped lower and is trading down for the 3rd consecutive day after a run above the 100-day moving average last week failed. (100-day moving averages at 0.62129). In trading today, the Asian session saw the price test its 100-hour moving average (currently at 0.62046). Sellers
WTI crude oil futures settled at $71.19, down $0.74, down -1.02% The move to the downside was helped by China growth concerns and by a stronger USD after much better-than-expected housing starts and Building permits. Traders are now looking forward to upcoming weekly private inventory and EIA data, as well as other key economic indicators
Oil prices were mixed on Tuesday ahead of a decision on lending benchmarks by China, with the world’s second-largest economy widely expected to cut key rates to shore up a slowing recovery. Brent crude was 3 cents higher at $76.12 a barrel at 0041 GMT. U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude was unchanged at $71.29
As US trading session commences, rebounds of Dollar and Yen seem to be gathering a bit more some steam. The broader financial market appears to be rather listless today, with major European indices roughly flat and US futures slightly down. There’s also no unified movement in the U.S. and European benchmark treasury yields. Investors appear
Houses pictured on 8th June 2023 in Halifax, United Kingdom. U.K. borrowers are facing sharply higher mortgage costs. Mike Kemp | In Pictures | Getty Images LONDON — U.K. borrowers are facing a cliff edge that could damage the economy as rising mortgage costs hit deal renewals and the number of products available shrinks, experts
Share: Euro posts decent gains after two daily pullbacks in a row. Stocks markets in Europe extends the weekly bearish note. Renewed weakness in the US Dollar props up the pair so far. US traders return to their desks following Monday’s holiday. Investors’ attention remains on the Fed, ECB future moves. Cautiousness is expected to gather steam ahead
The Fed has eventually paused its tightening cycle at 5.00-5.25% because it wants to see more economic data before deciding on another hike as they are trying to find the right level of restraint to bring inflation down without too much economic pain. The BoE, on the other hand, is on track to keep raising