USD/JPY defies gravity, rising above resistance ahead of Japanese inflation data later this week. Could the recent rise provide more attractive entries ahead of key policy change
With US markets closed for the Martin Luther King Jr. Federal Bank Holiday, the Euro is picking up a small bid against a range of currencies.
Markets Week Ahead: Gold, Euro, British Pound, US Dollar For all market-moving economic data and …
Oil prices are higher going into the weekend after US/UK attacks on Houthi rebel targets in Yemen spark fears of retaliatory action.
Geopolitical worries are winning out over broader economic uncertainty in the energy market.
This article focuses on the technical outlook for EUR/USD, GBP/USD and the Nasdaq 100, analyzing market sentiment and price action dynamics ahead of upcoming U.S. inflation data.
With little of note on the economic calendar today, the US dollar is in a holding pattern ahead of Thursday’s US inflation report. USD-pairs remain listless ahead of the data.
The drastic drop in the US services ISM report brought an end to the recent USD/JPY lift. Now the pair has to contend with the 200 SMA and channel support ahead of US CPI
Outlook on FTSE 100, DAX 40 and Nasdaq 100 ahead of US CPI and start of earnings season.
This article places its focus on the Q1 fundamental outlook for the Japanese yen, examining pivotal catalysts that could mold the currency's trajectory over the next three months.
Non-Farm Payrolls for December came in much higher than forecast, and average earnings rose, prompting the US dollar to rally further.
Morning trading has seen a recovery for the FTSE 100, Dax and Dow futures, despite the hawkish tone of last night’s Fed minutes.
Three separate US jobs reports are set to be released this week, starting today, and these along with the latest FOMC minutes will define US dollar price action over the coming days.
Different market dynamics are poised to unfold in the near term, potentially bringing about increased volatility and enticing trading setups for major assets in the first quarter of 2024.
Oil prices hit their highest level of 2023 in September but have declined very sharply since, with shaky economic data keeping markets fretting about the demand outlook.