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The US Dollar Index (DXY), which tracks the US Dollar’s performance against six major currencies, is holding on to minor gains
The Mexican Peso (MXN) lost some ground against the US Dollar (USD) on Friday as the Mexican economy decelerated in the
United States Baker Hughes US Oil Rig Count increased to 487 from previous 481
UnitedHealth Group (UNH) stock crashed on Friday morning in light of a new US Justice Department (DOJ) probe into possible overcharging
GBP/USD registers losses on Friday during the North American session after testing the 100-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) at 1.2658.
The EUR/USD pair faced a setback on Friday, declining by 0.44% to settle near 1.0450 after encountering firm resistance at the
The US Dollar Index (DXY), which tracks the performance of the US Dollar (USD) against six major currencies, is trading around
The GBP/USD registers losses during the North American session after testing the 100-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) at 1.2658.
United States UoM 5-year Consumer Inflation Expectation came in at 3.5%, above expectations (3.3%) in January
United States Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index below forecasts (67.8) in January: Actual (64.7)
United States Existing Home Sales (MoM) registered at 4.08M, below expectations (4.12M) in January
United States Existing Home Sales Change (MoM) down to -4.9% in January from previous 2.2%
The S&P Global preliminary PMIs for February are likely to show little variation from the January final readings.
United States S&P Global Composite PMI dipped from previous 52.7 to 50.4 in February
United States S&P Global Manufacturing PMI above expectations (51.5) in February: Actual (51.6)
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On Sunday, German voters go to the polls in a high-contested election. The first exit polls will land Sunday at 6
UMich final February consumer sentiment 64.7 versus 67.8 expectedUS long-term inflation expectations hit a 30-year high in the UMich surveyCanada December
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The major US indices are closing sharply lower with the NASDAQ index down -2.20% and the Russell 2000 index down close
Comments from Trump:Russia wants to do a dealPutin and Zelensky need to work togetherThinking about merging the US postal service with
The AUDUSD moved higher yesterday as the USD weakened, bringing the pair within 5 pips of the 38.2% retracement level from
US stock markets are under some heavy pressure today with the S&P 500 down 1.5% and the Russell 2000 down 2.5%.Some
Fed's Goolsbee is lurking around saying that:Steel tariffs will raise production costs in the region. He has spoken a few times
The USDJPY has moved below the 50% midpoint of the move up from the September 2024 low at 149.22. The low
Baker Hughes rig count for the week shows:Oil rigs up 7 at 488Natural gas rigs down -2 at 99Total rigs +4
The US yields are trading at session lows with the 10-year yield now down -6.8 basis points. The 2 year is
BOC Macklem is speaking and says:2026 monetary policy framework renewal should leave 2% inflation target unchanged"Now is not the time to
Pres. Trump is saying that is Isreal's Netanyahu is "not torn" about the way forward in Gaza war.He "wants to go
The GBPUSD spent the first half of the week trading choppily around the 38.2% retracement of the September high to January
Geopolitical developments dominated global headlines last week, particularly surrounding peace negotiations over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and evolving US-Ukraine relations. While
Trading is rather subdued in the forex markets today, with most major pairs and crosses stuck within yesterday’s range. Loonie failed
Yen volatility remains a key theme in Asian session today. Stronger-than-expected Japanese inflation data provided further justification for BoJ’s ongoing policy
Yen continues to dominate the relatively quiet forex markets today, with USD/JPY slipping below the key 150 psychological. The move is
Dollar is broadly weaker in today’s Asian session, though losses remain contained outside of its sharper decline against Yen. US President
The forex markets remain rather indecisive today. Traders are paring back expectations for BoE rate cuts after UK inflation surged to
New Zealand Dollar initially weakened following RBNZ’s 50bps rate cut today, but quickly regained ground as Governor Adrian Orr indicated that
Forex markets remained subdued today, with muted reactions to key economic data. Dollar held broadly higher as traders focused on the
Australian Dollar initially dipped after RBA’s widely expected rate cut, but the move was short-lived as the currency quickly stabilized. RBA’s
Yen remains the standout performer, even though momentum had moderated slightly. Discussions surrounding BoJ’s next move continue to dominate, particularly in
Yen gained strength across the board after Japan’s Q4 GDP growth exceeded expectations, with both private consumption and capital investment rebounding.
Dollar closed the week broadly lower, with the only exception being its slight gains against the even weaker Yen. Risk-on sentiment
Dollar’s selloff is accelerating as the week draws to a close, with investors continuing to react to the evolving trade policy
The currency markets are treading cautiously, with traders showing little reaction to stronger-than-expected US PPI data and a better-than-anticipated jobless claims
The forex markets was subdued in Asian session today. Dollar strength faded quickly after initial boost from stronger-than-expected US inflation data.
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