The US Dollar trades sideways and remains unphased by headlines out of China about ramping up bond sales next year. Chinese policymakers plan to sell a record 3 trillion yuan of special treasury bonds in 2025, the highest on record. The US Dollar Index (DXY) resides above 108.00, very close to eke out a fresh two-year
This according to the NPC Standing Committee, as announced yesterday. For now, the agenda is said to encompass “reviewing the government work report, and examining the report on the implementation of the annual plan on national economic and social development for 2024 and the draft plan on national economic and social development for 2025”. Adding
Gold February futures contracts at MCX opened slightly higher on Thursday at Rs 76,589/10 gram, which is up by 0.42% or Rs 319 while silver March futures contracts were trading flat at Rs 89,570/kg, up by 0.27% or Rs 244. Gold prices remained flat this week so far, gaining merely Rs 169/10 grams, while the
GBP/USD trades near 1.2570 as volume remains low during the holiday week. The US Dollar Index DXY stays stable around 108.15, showing little movement. Fed’s gradual interest rate cuts expectations weigh on the Greenback. The GBP/USD pair has seen a modest rise to 1.2550, as low trading volume characterizes the market this week due to
The USD/JPY moved lower on Friday after reaching its highest level since July 18, 2024. The pair hit a high of 157.92, entering a key swing area on the daily chart between 157.665 and 158.419, but momentum failed to hold. The release of lower-than-expected PCE data on Friday contributed to the decline. As the price
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Gold price slipped Rs 100 to Rs 78,600 per 10 grams in the national capital on Tuesday, according to the All India Sarafa Association. The precious metal had closed at Rs 78,700 per 10 grams in the previous trading session. However, silver jumped Rs 500 to Rs 90,500 per kg against the previous close of
The GBP/USD pair has seen a modest rise to 1.2550, as low trading volume characterizes the market this week due to the upcoming Christmas holidays. The pair has been consolidating, with minimal price action as the market adjusts to a quiet holiday period. Similarly, the US Dollar Index (DXY) is largely flat, hovering above 108.00, showing no significant changes as traders
The EURUSD moved higher on Friday but stalled at 1.0446. That was just short of a swing level on the daily chart at 1.0448. Today the high price was just short of those levels at 1.04446. The price moved lower with the USD moving back higher (EURUSD lower) in trading today. Going forward the holding
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1. Industrial Demand: The Cornerstone of Silver’s Rise Silver’s unique properties—high conductivity, corrosion resistance, and versatility—make it indispensable in cutting-edge industries: Construction Boom: • Residential construction is expected to grow by 10% into 2025, while the Asia-Pacific region’s construction activity will reach $9.5 trillion by the same year. India’s government policies are projected to support
Gold remains steady near $2,610 as the US Dollar continues to strengthen. Fed signals fewer rate cuts next year, reducing upward pressure on Gold. XAU/USD faces downward pressure as it tests 100-day SMA support. The Gold price remains relatively steady around the $2,611 mark, as market participants adjust to a more cautious outlook on US
Christmas Eve in the US will include a shorten day in the US. The stocks will close early at 1 PM, the US bond market will close at 2 PM. The USD is mixed vs the major currencies: EUR +0.12% JPY -0.04% GBP-0.15% CHF +0.18% CAD +0.32% AUD +0.27% NZD +0.23% US stocks are mixed
S&P 500 daily The shortened US equity market session on Christmas Eve is often a formality but Santa Claus delivered this year. The 0.7% rally yesterday in the S&P 500 was followed with 0.8% today and the post-Fed rout has now been largely erased. S&P 500 +1.1% Nasdaq Comp +1.4% (led by +6% for TSLA)
Oil prices rose on Tuesday, reversing the prior session’s losses, buoyed by a slightly positive market outlook for the short term, despite thin trade ahead of the Christmas holiday. Brent crude futures were up 74 cents, or 1%, at $73.37 a barrel, and U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude futures also rose 74 cents, or 1.1%,
GBP/JPY consolidates in a range on Tuesday amid mixed fundamental cues. The BoJ rate hike uncertainty undermines the JPY and supports spot prices. The BoE’s dovish stance keeps the GBP bulls on the defensive and caps gains. Intervention fears should further contribute to keeping a lid on the cross. The GBP/JPY cross struggles for a
The GBP/USD rallied on Friday after sharp declines on Thursday, driven by the BOE’s dovish rate decision, where three members voted for a rate cut. The downward move pushed the pair below the November low of 1.24865, reaching 1.24739—the lowest level since May. However, momentum stalled, and the pair rebounded on Friday, supported by weaker-than-expected
With China, it’s always hard to tell. But the big question is, are things really different for China this time around as compared to all their promises over the last few years? They’ve definitely stepped up the rhetoric but I want to say that actions speak louder than words at the end of the day.
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