Following the introduction of eleven bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in the United States, the cryptocurrency saw a notable decline on Friday, capping a week of positive growth. The majority of the cryptocurrency market was down as the price of bitcoin fell by about 6% to $44,022.22. But on Thursday, it …
Read More »Oil surges amid soaring Middle East tensions
Oil prices are rising due to increased tension in the Middle East, with tensions building up further. The DXY US Dollar Index is above 102, but it remains below a target of 102. 60 airstrikes took place by the UK and the US against Houthi positions in Yemen, marking the …
Read More »Market Drivers – US Session, Jan 11
Following Iran’s announcement early on Thursday that a civilian oil tanker had been captured in the Gulf of Oman, WTI crude oil saw a spike in price. The seizure, according to official Iranian state media, was a reprisal for the US seizing the identical ship, which was headed towards Iran, …
Read More »Gold price recovers ahead of China’s CPI
In the early Asian session on Friday, the price of gold rises from the weekly low of $2,013 to $2,030. The chance that the Fed would not start lowering interest rates as soon as anticipated, however, might restrict the upside of the yellow metal and put some selling pressure on …
Read More »GBP/USD edges higher ahead of key UK GDP, US PPI data
The Bank of England may be facing a deadline for its first rate decrease because of a possible faster pace of decline in inflation, which is why the GBP/USD pair is trading strongly for the third day in a row. The US CPI inflation data could put the Federal Reserve’s …
Read More »Fresh US – Chinese row on chipmaking
Wang Wentao, China’s commerce minister, has voiced worries about US export restrictions that bar foreign nations from sending lithography machines to China. With these restrictions, the US has prevented China from obtaining cutting-edge chips and the equipment needed to produce them, which may support AI and highly developed computers for …
Read More »Fed’s Mester: March probably too early for rate cut
The rocky path of getting inflation back to the US Federal Reserve’s 2% target rate reflected in the latest Consumer Price Index (CPI) figures means that it would likely be too soon for the central bank to cut its policy rate in March, Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester said on …
Read More »Gold deteriorates below 2015 after US CPI data
Gold prices have been volatile due to high price pressures in the United States in December, and investors seem confident about the Federal Reserve reducing interest rates in March. The precious metal is trading at $2014.69 at the time of writing.The United States Bureau of Labour Statistics reported hotter-than-projected Consumer …
Read More »Microsoft Surpasses Apple, But CPI Report Drags US Stocks Lower
US stocks are lower after consumer-price index data showed inflation was slightly hotter than expected in December.Signs of cooling inflation fueled a big rally across a range of markets toward the end of last year, with investors piling into everything from Treasurys to stocks to low-rated corporate debt.Thursday’s data was …
Read More »AUD/USD declines after US CPI data
The AUD/USD saw a loss of 0.30% and dropped below the 0.6700 mark. Declining US CPI in December reduced dovish Fed bets. The pair’s downside is constrained because there is a good chance the Fed will lower rates in March.On Thursday, the Australian dollar declined in value relative to the …
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